Director Juliette Dalrymple said.”As we have moved to online provision it is increasingly important that our policies and procedures work to the most secure level. This award is evidence of our commitment to this." … [Read more...]
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COVID Christmas. Separated parents and children.
The latest COVID-19 lockdown is difficult for everyone and, even though we know it’s due to come to an end on 2ndDecember, making plans for how we will spend Christmas and whether we can see our families seems just about impossible. Christmas will definitely be different in 2020 in many ways, but for separated parents, who still have to make plans for their children and try to manage … [Read more...]
No-fault divorce to become law
No-fault divorce will become law as the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 received royal assent on 25 June 2020. In what is seen as the biggest shake-up of divorce law in 50 years, people will be able to apply to divorce or dissolve a civil partnership without having to blame each other. It is expected that this will come into force by … [Read more...]
Congratulations to Dr Sam Wood PhD
Family Matters is fortunate to be able to be working with Sam Wood who has recently been awarded his Phd in Sports Psychology . Same presents the Separated Parents Information Programme (SPIP) for Family Matters and brings unique knowledge and understanding of psychology to his presentations. Sam has been delivering online SPIP since lockdown and this meant … [Read more...]
Normal family courts unlikely until spring 2021
Sir Andrew McFarlane, president of the family division, has published a document – The Road Ahead – which sets out a framework for family court work for the next six months. Previous optimistic views that the situation created by COVID-19 ‘would all be over by July’ have now been replaced with a more realistic view that courts may be back to normal by the end of the year, or even spring … [Read more...]
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