Good Divorce Norfolk

The Good Divorce Group Norfolk believes in helping separating couples find workable solutions without going to court. #gooddivorce #collaborativelaw #mediation

[Good Divorce Norfolk @GoodDivorceNorf]

The next Good Divorce Group Members Meeting is Thurs 29 August at Drayton Old Lodge. #GoodDivorceGroup

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

Good to hear! More information on our accreditation scheme for Financial Advisers https://t.co/6gFf7KHOiC

[Mills & Reeve @MillsandReeve]

Are family courts failing families? https://t.co/vlkgcTCHiJ

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

A big welcome to everyone joining us today for our Financial Planning on Divorce and Separation Conference! We'll be tweeting throughout the day - follow #fpodsconf for all the action!

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

Less than 2 days to go until our first-ever Financial Planning on Divorce and Separation Conference #fpodsconf Who's excited!?! Registration begins Thursday at 9am at @stphilips in #Birmingham - we'll see you there

[Good Divorce Norfolk @GoodDivorceNorf]

Nice description of how mediation works - visit https://t.co/xYFZrXuWYn to find Norfolk mediators

[@familylawvlogger @familylawvlogg1]

New from the @MillsandReeve #familylawvlogger: What is Mediation? https://t.co/QasSo5DNPM via @YouTube

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

Today is the last day to take our member survey - - have you had your say? Remember leave your email for a chance to win £250 eurostar/john lewis vouchers or 1 of 5 bottles of bubbly - https://t.co/gOweR7CtYN

[Smith & Pinching @SmithPinching]

@SmithPinching are going that extra mile so you know when you receive advice from us on pension transfers that you are in good hands https://t.co/MQcPUrjJQx #pensions #financialadvice

[Mills & Reeve @MillsandReeve]

The awards keep on coming! We are thrilled to be named @Citywealth Law Firm of the Year - Regional

[Sally Harris @salharris1]

#Haverscroft’s book launch and one very happy writer tonight! Thank’s to all who came@JarroldNorwich@saltpublishing

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

Have you used Resolution's resources? Are they fit for purpose? Are there other areas you want us to look at? Share your thoughts and shape our future by taking our 2019 member survey: https://t.co/gOweR7CtYN

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

Our Vice Chair @Juliet_Harvey spoke to the @lawsocgazette about the forthcoming closure of regional divorce centres https://t.co/K7sn9duUPQ

[Peter Baughan @PeterBaughan]

Mainly because less people are getting married.

[Peter Baughan @PeterBaughan]

Today’s newlyweds less likely to split

https://t.co/Y3NBeJiGsi

[Resolution @ResFamilyLaw]

This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek check out our new podcast on #Wellness & #FamilyLaw with @AnnMarieCarvy @LaurenLegal https://t.co/d0apA05Xup

[Clapham & Collinge Solicitors @ClaphamandC]

A5 It is unclear when the new law will come into effect. The government is suggesting that it will come into effect as soon as possible, however, this is subject to parliamentary time and at the moment this is being taken up with discussions surrounding #Brexit #SolicitorChat

[Clapham & Collinge Solicitors @ClaphamandC]

A4 At this stage we do not know whether this change will make self-representation 'easier', but it would certainly remain worthwhile to seek #legal advice when formally ending a relationship, particularly around finances and children arrangements #SolicitorChat

[Clapham & Collinge Solicitors @ClaphamandC]

A3 Part 4 The proposed 6 month reflection period will allow time for people to think about whether this is what they want to happen without there being a battle over the way a #divorce takes place where realistically a #marriage is over. #SolicitorChat

[Clapham & Collinge Solicitors @ClaphamandC]

A3 Part 3 #Nofaultdivorce will hopefully ensure that the emphasis is on dealing with the repercussions of a #divorce more amicably especially around arrangements for children. #SolicitorChat https://t.co/PVMSJy3R7J

[Clapham & Collinge Solicitors @ClaphamandC]

A3 Part 2 This should not be seen as making it easier to get a divorce but will take away the present acrimony caused around one spouse having to "blame'' the other when the situation is far more complicated #SolicitorChat