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In the current political climate of manifestos, TV debates and big new plans for our society, Resolution (the family lawyers’ organisation of England and Wales) has joined in by putting forward its manifesto and proposals on divorce and separation for the next government to consider.
Resolution’s manifesto has prompted a “re-think” on how divorce and separation should be thought of, dealt with and managed in the most amicable and constructive manner possible.
The manifesto calls for urgent transformation to outdated law. It seeks to put forward alternative options for divorcing couples, a further emphasis on the needs of any child at the centre of a divorce, a “no-blame” culture and changes to help people understand how divorce will affect them in the long-term.
The manifesto invites the next government to consider six proposals, four key ones being:
In a fast-paced culture where separation and divorce are on the rise, Resolution has put forward a compelling case that the next government must commit to updating the current system to bring it in line with a changing society and reduce the costs, both financial and emotional, and pressures on all
involved.
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