technology

Clients are already using AI extensively and perhaps without the checks and training firms might have in place, so how can we help minimise the risks?

A range of everyday processes within firms can be speeded up by AI, but we need to bear in mind some key risks

Proposals to restrict young people's access to social media raise important practical questions for separated parents. When children move between two homes, consistency can be difficult to achieve and disagreements can easily arise. Denise Ingamells examines how parents can use NCDR processes to reach practical agreements and maintain effective co-parenting relationships.

Following the success of the online Engage platform, the concept is being extended to provide an NCDR assessment too

Promoting legal wellbeing and empowerment through visual learning Courtney is the first audio-visual law library in this country, featuring short animations of hearings and NCDR sessions

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

There are several safety issues that family law practitioners should all be aware of, both personally and professionally, in a world where our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology