October 6, 2016

Collaboration, consideration and co-operation – the benefits of collaborative family law

By family law specialist, Norman Taylor – a pioneer of collaborative law This week is Collaborative Family Law Week, which raises awareness and understanding of how collaborative family law offers a viable and constructive alternative to going through the court system. Throughout the week, an eye-catching online and social media campaign has seen daily blogs […]

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