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Members of Resolution need to complete the Code in Practice course during their first year of membership. By doing this course, we believe that you will be a more effective professional, whether you are a family lawyer or another professional involved in the family justice system.
This event is for Professional Practice Consultants (PPCs). We welcome you to join us for a day of PPC discussion, interaction, and learning. Explore the evolving nature of the PPC role, including key duties and expectations. Stay updated with the most recent changes in practices and standards within the field.
With essential guidance following the Chancellor’s autumn budget, hear from family finance experts to help support your clients from day one. Including a roadmap of options to move forwards quickly and efficiently.
The Resolution family finance forum is ideal for practitioners looking to gain a deeper understanding of family-law related financial matters. The online sessions are led by Resolution experts in family law and financial planning. The Forum will cover three hot topics on financial matters in divorce and separation.
In this new bitesize training course, Corker Binning, a boutique firm specialising in criminal, regulatory and international law, provide expert advice for family lawyers whose clients and cases may be impacted by criminal proceedings.
We know that time is precious for our members and that we are more likely to retain information when it’s presented in small chunks. Each session is designed to introduce fresh perspectives and drive lasting behaviour change.
NCDR is a new way of working with couples jointly through separation or divorce. This course is designed to deliver 10 hours of learning and development for members in order to consider how to work effectively as a Family Professional, working with one or both clients.
This session is designed to equip private law practitioners with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively when Local Authority involvement arises, exploring why and how a Local Authority may become involved in private children proceedings, including common triggers for referral and the legal routes by which the court may invite or require intervention.