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With essential guidance following the Chancellor’s autumn budget, hear from family finance experts to help support your clients from day one. Including a roadmap of options to move forwards quickly and efficiently.
Members of Resolution need to complete the Code in Practice course during their first year of membership. By doing this course, we believe that you will be a more effective professional, whether you are a family lawyer or another professional involved in the family justice system.
Following the recommendations of the Voice of the Child Dispute Resolution Advisory Group, the FMC and Family Mediation Standards Board approved the new standards for child inclusive mediation.
Join us in London on Friday 6 November to share experiences, develop skills and build your life-long professional network. The programme has been shaped by our National YRes Committee, specifically for this stage of your career.
Join us in London on Friday 6 November to share experiences, develop skills and build your life-long professional network. The programme has been shaped by our National YRes Committee, specifically for this stage of your career.
Join the largest network of family mediators in England and Wales and start your mediation training with Resolution.
This essential module will provide baseline knowledge, skill, critical awareness and understanding of the effects of parental and family change.
This course is designed to explore key themes and practical implications of EDEI in various contexts. Partnering with the Diversity Trust, this course offers a comprehensive overview of equalities law, duties, and responsibilities. Participants will engage in meaningful discussions, self-reflection, and case studies, covering topics such as: Equalities legislation, understanding and addressing biases, cultural competence and diversity intelligence, Addressing microaggressions, discrimination, and oppression.
Whether you are a trainee, newly qualified or at senior level, taking time out to critically assess your skills of persuasion at court will not be time wasted.
How to work effectively with single clients, separating couples and keeping the need of children to the forefront of discussions. It can also be completed and used towards becoming a collaborative practitioner or mediator, as part of the Resolution Together overall learning and development pathway.
Join the largest network of family mediators in England and Wales and start your mediation training with Resolution.
Resolution has re-developed its Collaborative Foundation training opening it up to lawyers, financial and therapeutic professionals. To support this, the programme is led by trainers from a mix of professions to promote the ethos of the ‘collaborative team’ and using the interdisciplinary model from the start of your practice.