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Key takeaways from the Home Secretary’s Statement on Asylum Reforms: 30-months permission to stay for new claims and transitional arrangements for pending cases
Oliver Oldman
As a trainee solicitor, I’ve learnt a lot in a short space of time. On Tuesday 31 January, I had the privilege of attending the Family Solutions Group Language Matters event, and one of the most valuable lessons I have learnt to date, is to pay attention to the language used in family law.
Cela me rappelle le tableau du "Jugement de Paris", qui décrit le moment où d'éminents critiques de vin français, lors d'un test de dégustation, se sont rendus compte qu'ils avaient mieux classé les vins californiens que les vins français.
Modern science has enabled many people to achieve their dream of having a family. Families now come in lots of different shapes and sizes, having trodden many different paths to parenthood.
HNW divorce does not need to mean an expensive, adversarial court process. Mediation offers HNW families an opportunity to find their own solutions in a constructive way that is aimed at preserving co-parenting relationships.
We have heard this week about the many advantages of mediation and how it can help couples deal with the arrangements arising out of their separation in a flexible and respectful way. There seems to be an improved dialogue between lawyers and their clients about mediation as an option which we believe has led to an increase in mediation enquiries, particularly over the last year.
Oliver Oldman
Jessica Etherington
Tajmina Begum
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