Titlebook: Mapping Paths to Family Justice; Resolving Family Dis Anne Barlow,Rosemary Hunter,Jan Ewing Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Introduction,etween couples – whether married or cohabiting – over their finances and/or arrangements for their children, following the breakdown of their relationship, rather than on disputes that might arise within ongoing couple relationships. Post-separation disputes are the ‘bread and butter’ of family law.

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The Three FDRs,ative law. This chapter traces the history of each FDR in England and Wales, including professional membership, training, organisations and regulation, developments in practice, and findings of previous studies. This material provides necessary factual background to our study and also introduces man

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The Research Project, In 2009–10 when the Mapping Paths to Family Justice project was conceived, there was a widespread perception that the family justice system was in crisis, with diminishing resources available for courts and legal aid and increasing pressure on an already overstretched court system resulting in unac

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Outcomes of FDRs,r dispute out of court, ideally by mediation, but have demonstrated little concern with the content or quality of resolutions, beyond asserting that agreements reached between the parties themselves are likely to be more durable than those imposed by a court. It seems to be assumed that whatever par

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