Emma and Laura for Good Divorce Week focus on how arbitration can be used in family cases and when and why you would consider a private FDR. 

Amy and Helen explore for Good Divorce Week how Solicitor negotiation can assist in family cases and an explanation of ‘round table meetings’ and when they can be used to assist with the negotiation process. 

Emma and Andrew explain all about the collaborative process to help you assess whether it is the right approach for you and your family. 

Over the next five days we shall be supporting Resolution, Good Divorce Week 2022 - Ending the Family Court Crisis

Grant and Kimberley explore what a good divorce means and how Resolution, the national family law organisation, looks at constructive and creative approaches to help couples going through a breakdown of their relationship. Separation is a difficult time and having the right professional advice and support can make all the difference. 

Kimberley and Rosie follow on from their last episode by looking at new roles as co-parents following the breakdown of a relationship.

On  World Menopause Day Helen Clarkson and special guest Imogen Robins talk about how family law can become menopause friendly.

Kimberley and Rosie look at the things you need to think about in the immediate aftermath of a relationship breakdown; exploring the emotional side of relationship breakdown and the support network you may need.

Grant Cameron and Andrew Mercer explore the desirability and reasons for entering into a nuptial agreement and the tests that need to be followed for it to be persuasive before a Court, should the need arise.

Kimberley and Rosie chat about the questions they are frequently asked by parents when separating!

Rosie and Helen are back again giving their thoughts on the hit BBC drama ‘The Split’ and how realistic they think the series is to real life. This episode focuses on the themes shown throughout episodes 4-6 and it's a podcast not to be missed. 

WARNING! This episode of the Candid Divorce Lawyer contains spoilers for episodes 4-6 for the BBC drama ‘The Split’.

The information in this podcast does not constitute legal advice and is for informational purposes only.