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In this episode, Barrister , hosts , Partner, and Head of Public Law Children (London) at . Trigger warning. Today, on George’s 3rd birthday, Ayisha and Keeley discuss baby loss and the proposed imminent changes to government legislation surrounding what is commonly known as ‘Georges Law’. Keeley continues to campaign for statutory leave for baby loss under 24 weeks of pregnancy. This episode of the Family Law Week podcast is produced by .
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In this episode, Barrister , provides our listeners with a recap on legal and newsworthy recent family law updates. This episode is produced by .
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In this episode, Barrister’s hosts , and Marcus Hicks. Bob Greig is the co-Director of and the , co-editor 'Separating With Children 101' (3rd edition), co-editor '(Almost) Anything But Family Court' as well as a co-founder of . Angharad Rudkin is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with 20 years’ experience of working with children and families, and a lecturer at the University of Southampton. With regular appearances in the media as a subject matter expert, from gender fluidity through to parental addiction, she is also a key contributor to the screen time national policy and...
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In this episode, Barrister’s and hosts Dr Hellin is a Chartered Psychologist with over 30 years’ experience of working within the NHS, dealing with personality disorders, substance misuse and dependency. She has also worked as a psychotherapist as well as in forensic and community mental health services. For the last 15 years, she has worked as a court expert undertaking psychological assessments of parents. In this packed episode we discuss; Parental conflict and its impact on children, whilst branching into the concept of parental alienation, and how conflict pre separation can...
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In this episode, Barrister, hosts & , where they discuss Non-Court Dispute Resolution. Jo, Present Chair of , who specialises in helping clients, students and fellow family law professionals to avoid the family court; all in the hope that doing so will minimise the emotional damage of parental separation on children. Jo’s recent book, (Almost) Anything But Family Court, edited by social enterprise & , which aims to encourage couples to reduce conflict at the point of separation (and thereafter) can be purchased, . With Jacinta, who is a respected Canadian...
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In this episode, Barrister, hosts (Co-Founder & CEO, Future Pupil Barrister at ), (Co-Founder, Barrister at ) and (COO) of . We dive deep into who Lawyers who Care are and what the future holds. We discuss how to become a mentor/mentorship organisation, which has been backed by both the Chair of the Bar Council & President of the Law Society, as well as how they are erasing the stigma of being ‘ care-experienced’. This episode is produced by .
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In this episode, Barrister, hosts from . Mani specialises in family law disputes relating to children, particularly cases with an international element. He has published two books in 2023, the first being ‘’ and more recently, ‘’. This episode is produced by .
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In this episode, Westgate Chambers Barrister, hosts, President, and Registrar, along with , Partner at . This episode digs deep into the recent wins for CILEX, and why training with CILEX has many benefits when compared with the traditional route. Emma Taylor goes on to explain her education through CILEX and promotion to a law firm Partner at a young age. 5 Minutes More with makes a welcome return where John provides a legal and case law update. This episode is produced by
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This special episode, in support of International Women’s Day, see’s Barrister, host; Her Honour Judge Sarah Earley, KC MCIArb (Head of ), KC (Head of and Vice Chair of the Criminal Bar Association) and (Founder of and Chair of The Law Society Family Law Committee). In this episode called ‘invest in women: accelerate progress’ our guests discuss their backgrounds and routes to present day. This episode is produced by
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In this episode, Barristers, and host James Evans, Head of UK Professional Education at to discuss the platform, its benefits and to confirm two new features for 2024 which are a new Parenting Plan written in conjunction with NACCC and the ability to use in-app voice and video calls. This episode is produced by Visit the website for more episodes.
info_outlineIn this episode, Westgate Chambers Barrister’s Ayisha Robertson hosts Bob Greig, Angharad Rudkin and Marcus Hicks.
Bob Greig is the co-Director of OnlyMums and Dads and the Family Separation Support Hub (FSSH), co-editor 'Separating With Children 101' (3rd edition), co-editor '(Almost) Anything But Family Court' as well as a co-founder of The Parents Promise.
Angharad Rudkin is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with 20 years’ experience of working with children and families, and a lecturer at the University of Southampton. With regular appearances in the media as a subject matter expert, from gender fluidity through to parental addiction, she is also a key contributor to the screen time national policy and guidelines committee.
Marcus Hicks works as a paediatric nurse. Presently, he works as a Mental Health Practitioner with CAMHS. Marcus has also previously worked in the ambulance service and with Great Ormond Street and Children's Hospice. He is building a website www.griefmapping.com aimed at bringing disconnected families together. It will offer retreats, a chance to share into a book and to pin your story to a world map and connect with others.
In this packed episode we discuss; Parental Alienation as well as trauma and support. We also look at the impact this has on children’s mental health and relationship building.
This episode is produced by Stuart Taylor-Jones.