By Lisa Grimmett in Divorce and Family on Monday 28 November 2011 @ 10:59
Collaborative family law is an exciting new idea in the UK. It is growing rapidly and looks set to revolutionise for many people the way in which family issues are resolved. So, what exactly is collaborative law? Traditionally, the options available to separating couples have either... read more
By Peter Flint in Divorce and Family on Wednesday 23 February 2011 @ 09:52
Today’s news highlights that the Government is to introduce a system whereby all couples who intend to divorce or separate must attend a preliminary mediation intake meeting so that an assessment can be made as to whether their case is suitable for mediation. Mediation is a way of resolving... read more
By Kate Baker in Lanyon Bowdler News on Tuesday 11 January 2011 @ 11:50
We are now approaching the time of year when the deadline closes for applications for training contracts. Training partner Colin Spanner and current trainees Lynsey Cater and Louise Howard answer questions on what Lanyon Bowdler look for in a trainee and what to expect. Why Lanyon Bowdler? As... read more
By Amanda Jones in Divorce and Family on Wednesday 28 July 2010 @ 16:01
Following on from my previous Blogs, I now come to the final few questions about these methods of dispute resolution - Peter Flint has been extremely helpful in providing a clear picture as to how Mediation and Collaborative differ, and how they can help make a painful process easier to cope... read more
By Amanda Jones in Divorce and Family on Wednesday 14 July 2010 @ 11:54
The following formed the next questions I asked Head of Family & Senior Partner Peter Flint.Why are they becoming more popular – is it purely down to the cost or does the process help retain some form of civilized relationship? Peter replied "Generally speaking, if successful the costs... read more
