Dispute resolution

This one day course is designed for collaborative practitioners who are looking to refresh their skills and knowledge and build their practice.

This advanced hybrid practice model provides an invaluable additional resource to supplement the established family mediation model.

On this Lunch & Learn, the 2026 Budget roundup provides a practical update on the relevant developments in this year’s Budget and their implications for family law practitioners, together with key points and issues to discuss with clients.

Join the largest network of family mediators in England and Wales and start your mediation training with Resolution.

NCDR is a way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce. This course is desig...

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.

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.

As the largest annual gathering of Resolution members, the National Conference is your opportunity to connect, collaborate, and gain fresh insights into the evolving landscape of family law. Designed by members, for members, this event brings together expert speakers, practical sessions, and invaluable networking opportunities.

We will explore the evolution from the Pathfinder Pilot to Child Focused Courts, examining the core features of the CFC model, its key strengths, and where further development may lie. Consideration will be given to the evidence base currently available in relation to the success and challenges of the Pathfinder Pilot and CFC’s.