Knowledge and resources

Boundaries act as a blueprint for our relationships with others, so it is important to pause and consider how they work and how we can enforce them

As part of a broader, evolving framework reverse mentoring could be a paradigm shift in professional development

Why seeking help, setting boundaries, and prioritising wellbeing is so difficult

In an increasingly digital world, there are more and more things to consider in terms of keeping your clients safe

An informal survey of experienced mediators sought views on how to assess suitability within the mediation process, and how to deal with clients’ difficult behaviours

The Supreme Court will have the last word, but the facts in Standish raise some very odd issues around the characterisation of assets as either matrimonial or non-matrimonial

By following a number of best practices when preparing bundles, solicitors can ensure counsel has the most efficient tools needed to represent the client effectively

We have achieved plenty, but we can’t sit still in 2025. I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved together in recent years, and know we will continue to be a force for good in family practice

Welcome to issue 233 of The Review!

Relationship therapist Adele Ballantyne, of Eleda consultancy, introduces her new series of columns, which starts by asking us to examine our own relationships

Earlier this year, the second version of the Parenting Through Separation guide was released, produced by Resolution’s Parenting After Parting Committee

Earlier this year Resolution lost one of its leading lights: Jane Wilson. In Elaine Richardson’s words, “Jane felt very passionately about the work of Resolution. She will be dearly missed and her legacy will live on by continuing to have a positive impact on future generations of family law professionals. Jane will forever remain a cherished part of our community.