November 28, 2014

How collaborative lawyers can help put children first

By Norman Taylor, collaborative family lawyer As an advocate of collaborative approaches to separation and divorce I was encouraged to see Resolution’s campaigning debated in the House of Lords. As a long standing member of Resolution, the organisation representing lawyers who believe in non-confrontational, constructive solutions to all family matters, I feel optimistic that perhaps […]

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