Family Matters and Haven, a charity based in Sheffield working with children who have witnessed domestic abuse, welcomed 40 mediators and legal advisors from across the country to a special online event called “Understanding and Recognising Domestic Abuse”.
The director of Family Matters, Juliette Dalrymple, introduced the event saying:
“Family Matters and the mediation community ...
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Praise from around the country for Family Matters
Life has just not been the same for the last 18 months, with everything from school, work, shopping, eating habits, travel, social life and relationships being turned upside down. Most professionals report an upturn in the number of people separating and seeking divorce.
Here at Family Matters, it has been no different, but we are pleased to have continued to help separating families ...
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Nora and Sean – Online mediation about a house and pensions in Worthing and Blackpool
Their background
Nora and Sean came to mediation to agree the financial arrangements. They were in their sixties and had been married for twenty-six years. Nora and Sean divorced in 2015.
Nora was living in the family house; she was on benefits as she had health issues.
Sean was employed and had two pensions which were paying out, he lives in private rented accommodation.
We ...
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Family Matters one of firms to use government mediation funding vouchers the most!
Juliette Dalrymple
As part of the scheme that was introduced earlier in the year, Family Matters has successfully applied for 50 mediation funding vouchers from the government.
Sarah Hardcastle, scheme manager, said
“We are delighted with the uptake from people who want to access the £500 funding for their mediation case about children.”
As one of the mediators who has “used the ...
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‘No-fault divorce’ from 6 April 2022
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into force on 6 April 2022, which means ‘no-fault divorce’ will become a reality from that date.
After a long wait, couples who have not been married for at least two years and who wish to divorce or dissolve a civil partnership without one of them placing the blame on the other will be able to do so. This means that ...
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