UK’s EU divorce must not delay ‘no fault’ law
Arguments about the process underpinning the UK’s ‘divorce’ from the European Union must not be allowed to delay new 'no [...]
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Family Law Award charity partner announced
National Family Mediation is delighted to confirm it has been selected by LexisNexis as the charity partner for the Family [...]
Preventing grandparents becoming forgotten victims of divorce
Grandparents play an important part in the lives of their grandchildren, and it’s usually a positive thing if they can [...]
How pre-mediation coaching points the way forward
Some relatively minor changes to existing family mediation processes could transform the numbers of people successfully making agreements, says the [...]
‘Wishy-washy’ legal aid report kicks effective support down the road
Commenting on the Ministry of Justice’s Legal Support Action Plan, which follows the government’s review into the Legal Aid, Sentencing and [...]
It’s time to modernise the language used in divorce
Modernising the language used in the divorce process has to figure as part of the government's proposed legal reforms, says [...]
Government consultation on divorce law reform
The government has announced its intention to reform divorce law, with the intention of ensuring a less confrontational process, and [...]
An easy win for separating families & Ministers, by using existing court powers
It won’t be difficult for the government to achieve its aim of increasing the numbers of separating families using family [...]
In royal circles and elsewhere, settling family disputes demands an open-minded focus on the future
In a new article, our CEO Jane Robey asks what type of relationship Thomas Markle wants with his daughter Meghan [...]
Owens v Owens case spotlight illuminates need for divorce law change
Commenting on the outcome of the case of Owens v Owens, National Family Mediation CEO, Jane Robey, said: “As our [...]
Could Brexit negotiators call in mediators?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In the latest of her regular 'Mediation Matters' articles for Family Law, National Family Mediation Chief Executive, Jane Robey, explores [...]
