Resolution has welcomed the Justice Secretary’s announcement that he will bring forward legislation to introduce no-fault divorce.
The government’s decision follows a public consultation in which family justice professionals and those with direct experience of divorce voiced their support for reform. New legislation will therefore be introduced to Parliament to update our 50-year-old divorce law which has been shown to exacerbate conflict.
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