In this episode, Nicky Howarth and her Harbour Family Law colleagues Ros White and Fiona Greener discuss the implications of recording conversations in the context of family law.

As recording conversations has become a common practice in family law cases, the conversation covers the legal and ethical considerations surrounding them, and the court's perspective on recorded evidence.

The conversation highlights the potential risks and benefits of recordings, particularly when it comes to children, and emphasises the importance of understanding the legal framework before deciding to record any interactions.

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Hannah Holdaway, Ros White, and Katy Zikking, all family lawyers, sit down in the studio to discuss “Resolution Together”, a new approach to resolving disputes between separating couples.

Hannah, a specialist Resolution Together solicitor explains how Resolution Together involves one lawyer and two clients in the room and unpacks its benefits. These are particularly relevant in the context of the recent no-fault divorce legislation, as it offers a more amicable and constructive way to handle financial settlements and child arrangements.

The discussion also highlights the importance of identifying any power imbalances before proceeding, as well as the flexibility of the process to adapt to individual needs.

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Katy, Fiona and Nicky, the Directors of Harbour Family Law, address the most common questions they get asked in relation to family law, including what a court room is actually like, financial claims after divorce, child arrangements, divorce timelines, 'prenups' and TV portrayals of divorce.

They all emphasize the importance of approachable, supportive and timely legal advice, when it comes to understanding the nuances of family law and effectively navigating the complex issues that can arise.