Archive of: December, 2020

Inspiring affirmation from Sir Terence Etherton in message on anti-discrimination and embracing inclusivity.

The shift to HMCTS online service for processing probate applications has been extended to allow for more paper-based applications.

COVID-19 delays may mean in may be another three years before the private family law backlog returns to pre-pandemic levels.

The Ministry of Justice released statistics that show a steep increase in the number of domestic violence remedy order applications between July and September of this year.

Thank you for your valued trust and for using our services. We wish you a restful and healthy Christmas and may 2021 bring peace and good health to us all.

The established family mediation model can be supplemented by using the advanced family mediation model.

It has been such a difficult 2020 but hopefully we can look forward to a brighter, happy and healthy New Year ahead.

Divorce lawyers recognise that endings can bring about a lot of emotions. One particular relationship’s ending process making the news presently is Brexit, with an accompanying mix of emotions, fear and uncertainty.

Divorce rates are increasing around the world. Now a warning the pandemic-induced break-up curve may not have peaked.

Kent and Surrey Family Resolution work in Kent, Surrey and London. However, the increased use of videoconferencing technology and virtual appointments means we can accept many clients from across the UK, dependent on needs and preferences.