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[...] , Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore became the first member of the Supreme Court to publicly endorse Collaborative Law and called for its extension to other areas.[5][6] Previously, in October 2008 the Hon. Mr [...]

[...] out of court and move forward in a healthier and more respectful manner. The growth of the collaborative process in England and Wales has been encouraged by both the judiciary and the family lawyers [...]

[...] Hon. Mr Justice Coleridge, a High Court Judge of the Family Division, had promised that collaborative agreements would be fast tracked in the High Court of England and Wales.[7] On 29 November 2011, [...]

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[...] process in England and Wales has been encouraged by both the judiciary and the family lawyers organisation, Resolution.[4] In an address to London family lawyers in October 2009, the newly [...]

[...] England and Wales.[7] On 29 November 2011, speaking at a reception hosted by the group, Collaborative Family Law,[8] Supreme Court Justice Lord Wilson of Culworth reaffirmed his commitment to [...]

[...] November 2011, speaking at a reception hosted by the group, Collaborative Family Law,[8] Supreme Court Justice Lord Wilson of Culworth reaffirmed his commitment to Collaborative Law and other Family [...]

[...] the judiciary and the family lawyers organisation, Resolution.[4] In an address to London family lawyers in October 2009, the newly appointed Supreme Court Justice, Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore [...]

[...] and called for its extension to other areas.[5][6] Previously, in October 2008 the Hon. Mr Justice Coleridge, a High Court Judge of the Family Division, had promised that collaborative agreements [...]

[...] to other areas.[5][6] Previously, in October 2008 the Hon. Mr Justice Coleridge, a High Court Judge of the Family Division, had promised that collaborative agreements would be fast [...]