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Family Mediation: All you Need to Know. FLiP 5
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
01/22/21 • 33 min
In this episode of the FLiP podcast we discuss the family mediation process, answering commonly asked questions including how it works, what it can cover and how much it costs.
FLiP Director Elizabeth Fletcher leads the discussion with our Head of Mediation, Dominic Raeside. Dominic’s family mediation practice is focused on helping couples reach a consensus about their future as it relates to their children, finances and housing. Dominic mediates both domestic and cross border family disputes including international child abduction and child arrangements.
Many separating couples would like to come to an amicable agreement about their children or financial affairs without resorting to litigation or relying on negotiations through solicitors. Family mediation can create a safe space to help you to reach an agreement, whether or not you have appointed solicitors. For more information on family mediation at FLiP, contact Wendy Hoare, our mediation coordinator, at E: [email protected] or T: 020 7420 5000.
Click here to view our dedicated website page on family mediation.
Click here for a Q&A blog on family mediation.
Other links:
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
Elizabeth Fletcher of FLiP: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/elizabeth-fletcher/
Dominic Raeside of FLiP: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/dominic-raeside/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
Therapy: An A-Z of Mental Health Professionals FLiP 11
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
11/01/21 • 30 min
In this episode of the FLiP podcast we discuss an A-Z of some of the different mental health professionals there are. We cover everything from an exploration of each profession discussed to deciding which practice or discipline may be right for your personal circumstances.
FLiP Associate Hannah Greene leads the discussion with our guest speaker, Dr Emma Loveridge the founder of Rafan House. Rafan House is an organisation which engages with individuals, families and organisations who need help dealing with everyday life. Rafan House boasts a broad team of mental health professionals with a range of specialisms and therapeutic approaches, all under one roof.
Whether you are going through a divorce or making financial arrangements before or after you marry, FLiP will guide you through every turn with expertise and reassurance, always in partnership.
For expert legal advice, contact us today at E: [email protected] or T: 020 7420 5000.
Useful links:
Rafan House’s Website: https://rafanhouse.com/
Dr Emma Loveridge: https://rafanhouse.com/our-team/
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
Hannah Greene of FLiP: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/hannah-greene/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
Infant Children and Divorce
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
06/15/22 • 19 min
In this episode of the FLiP podcast, FLiP director Elizabeth Fletcher and our in-house counsellor Jo Harrison discuss the special considerations that parents might want to bear in mind if they are separating or divorcing and they have infant children. Elizabeth provides an insight into the legal considerations whilst Jo looks at the emotional and psychological impact.
Elizabeth and Jo look at the anxieties that many parents feel as they transition from becoming new parents to becoming separated parents. They discuss how it is possible to successfully co-parent together as unified, but separated parents, acknowledging the long journey ahead for the parents of infants. Elizabeth Fletcher advises clients on how to manage the arrangements for their children and finances following the breakdown of their marriage, relationship, or civil partnership. She has particular experience in private law children arrangements including those with an international element as well as a breadth of experience in financial remedy proceedings following divorce. Elizabeth also practices as a mediator.
Jo Harrison is our in-house therapist. She is very experienced in working with individuals and couples who are separating.
Successfully Navigating the Return to School with Emma Gleadhill - FLiP1
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
07/20/20 • 44 min
Please note this episode was recorded on 20 July 2020 at which time all information discussed reflects an accurate reflection of the government’s advice. We acknowledge that during the coronavirus pandemic it is an everchanging climate and therefore do keep up to date with the government guidelines which can be found on the gov website.
Successfully Navigating the Return to School
Family Law in Partnership is a specialist family law firm who take a unique approach to family law. FLiP balances their exceptional legal expertise with care and compassion, delivering intelligent and creative solutions while carefully managing any emotional impact. Whether you are going through a divorce or making financial arrangements before or after you marry, FLiP will guide you through every turn with expertise and reassurance, always in partnership.
FLiP offer unrivalled expertise across all process options, whether that involves going to court, mediation or arbitration, for example, selecting the best process for your particular case, providing first rate legal guidance and clarity around your options.
Divorce and separation, whether children are involved or not, can be a distressing and difficult time. FLiP are always looking for better ways to help their clients through the process so they have developed a hub of emotional and practical support to enhance the wellbeing of our clients. And the latest addition to this wellbeing hub is the introduction of this podcast series.
In this episode, FLiP are delighted to be joined by Emma Gleadhill, an Educational Speaker and Trainer. Emma has a long-standing reputation for delivering transformative learning in psychological wellbeing, emotional intelligence, and healthy relationships. Emma works with over 50 schools throughout the UK and numerous national and international organisations as a speaker, trainer and parenting expert.
Emma is a professional coach with a private practice coaching parents and teens. She brings a wealth of experience from a range of different perspectives.
Find more about Emma on her website (linked below) where you can also sign up to her fantastic newsletter 'Parenting with Purpose' which can be found on her homepage, suitable for both parents and teachers.
During the discussion, Emma mentioned the helpful advice contained within the NSPCC website which can be found by following this link https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/coronavirus-advice-suppport-children-families-parents/.
Other links:
Emma’s Website: http://www.emmagleadhill.com/
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
Divorce and the impact of Depression - FLiP2
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
08/17/20 • 36 min
Family Law in Partnership (‘FLiP’) is a specialist family law firm where lawyers take a unique approach to family law. We balance exceptional legal expertise with care and compassion, delivering intelligent and creative solutions while carefully managing any emotional impact. Our team includes not only specialist family lawyers, but also mediators, in house counsellors and family consultants so that our clients can get all the support they need under one roof. Whether you are going through a divorce or making financial arrangements before or after you marry, FLiP will guide you through every turn with expertise and reassurance, always in partnership.
Divorce is one of the most stressful life events and yet couples are asked to make significant and, potentially, life changing decisions about finances and children in a rational and considered way. At the same time some individuals may be facing their own mental health struggles.
Sadly, divorce and depression often come hand in hand. In today’s episode, we explore the real meaning of depression, how it can impact on our lives, particularly when going through a divorce, and how best to manage those feelings.
FLiP are delighted to be joined by Chris Mills for today’s discussion. Chris is a consultant psychotherapist supporting both individuals and couples. He is hugely experienced and has been working in this field privately, in collaborative practice teams, in the NHS and in higher education for over 25 years. In his work as a relationship therapist Chris has developed a keen understanding of the emotional pressures which couples carry with them, particularly when their relationship is in difficulty.
Click here to download our Takeaway Tips.
Other links:
Chris’ Website: www.chrismills.uk.com
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
How do we tell the children we are separating? - FLiP 28
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
11/14/24 • 31 min
In this podcast Elizabeth Fletcher, a Family Solicitor and Director at Family Law in Partnership, is joined by Couples Therapist and Divorce Consultant Jo Harrison to discuss a question they are often asked – How do we tell the children we are separating?
Referencing a blog written by Jo, which highlights the ideal situation of parents communicating together, they consider a range of scenarios and topics that lead on from this, including:
· Planning the conversation together
· Agreeing an age-appropriate narrative that is helpful for children
· Preparing for questions children might ask
· Helping children answer questions about the separation
· The role of other adults and caregivers such as family members and teachers
· The danger of replaying negative parental dynamics
· Safety issues and circumstance in which you wouldn’t want to have this conversation jointly
· What happens when one parent wants to introduce a new partner
· Evolution of the conversation over time and the opportunity to try again.
The materials referenced in the podcast can be found here:
· FLiP Blog - How to Tell Children You Are Separating: www.flip.co.uk/how-to-tell-children/
· Resolution guide - Parenting Through Separation: https://resolution.org.uk/publications-books/parenting-through-separation-guide-single-copy/
About the speakers:
Jo Harrison
Jo is an experienced therapist working with individuals and couples who are separating. A former family lawyer, Jo has a depth of experience that benefits individuals and couples as she supports them through the separation and divorce process. Jo is the author of the book ‘Five Arguments All Couples (Need To) Have And Why The Washing Up Matters’, and is regularly quoted in the press. She has made appearances on ITV’s This Morning (the Relationship Clinic) and Marina Fogle’s The Parent Hood.
Elizabeth Fletcher
A highly regarded family solicitor and mediator, Elizabeth advises parents on how to manage the arrangements for their children and finances following the breakdown of their marriage, relationship or civil partnership. She has particular experience navigating complicated private law children arrangements, including those with an international element.
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The family court process in times of COVID-19 FLiP 6
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
03/01/21 • 36 min
The family court process in times of COVID-19
In this episode of the FLiP podcast we discuss how the courts have adapted to the Covid-19 crisis with a particular focus on how hearings can take place remotely and what other routes are available to clients who wish to avoid the court process altogether.
FLiP Associate Kara Swift leads the discussion with family law barrister Francesca Dowse of 4 Paper Buildings. Kara and Francesca explain what to expect if you are due to attend a virtual court hearing and how to prepare for the hearing. Together they look at the advantages and disadvantages of virtual court hearings and offer tips for making the hearing as stress free as possible.
Francesca Dowse of 4 Paper Buildings has a particular expertise in all matrimonial finance including Inheritance Act provision, international and private law children work. Francesca was highlighted by Legal 500 2021 as ‘an excellent advocate with a pragmatic, analytical and incisive approach. One of her many strengths is being able to put the client at ease before and during a hearing. Her cross-border experience is extensive’.
Kara Swift of Family Law in Partnership advises on all aspects of private family law, supporting a wide range of clients following separation to resolve matters relating to children and financial matters with diligence and care. Kara was named Family Law Young Solicitor of the Year 2019 in the prestigious LexisNexis Family Law Awards. The award recognises a solicitor with under 5 years post qualification experience who has made an outstanding contribution in family law.
Click here to view Kara’s blog on the Family Courts and Lockdown.
For further information:
Kara Swift: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/kara-swift/
Francesca Dowse: https://www.4pb.com/barrister-profile/francesca-dowse/
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
FLiP’s ADR pages:
Mediation: https://www.flip.co.uk/family-mediation/
Arbitration: https://www.flip.co.uk/arbitration/
Negotiations/private FDRs: https://www.flip.co.uk/solicitor-led-negotiation-private-fdrs/
Collaborative practice: https://www.flip.co.uk/collaborative-practice/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
Communicating During Family Breakdown - FLiP3
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
09/25/20 • 45 min
In this episode of the FLiP podcast we discuss communication and what happens to the communication between couples when they decide to end their romantic ties.
FLiP Associate Nicole Phillips leads the discussion with Gillian Bishop, one of the founders of FLiP, and our guest speaker, Dr Emma Loveridge the founder of Rafan House. Rafan House is an organisation which engages with individuals, families and organisations who need help dealing with everyday life. Rafan House boasts a broad team of mental health professionals with a range of specialisms and therapeutic approaches, all under one roof.
Family Law in Partnership (‘FLiP’) is a specialist family law firm where lawyers take a unique approach to family law. We balance our exceptional legal expertise with care and compassion, delivering intelligent and creative solutions while carefully managing any emotional impact. Our team includes not only specialist family lawyers, but also mediators, in house counsellors and family consultants so that our clients can get all the support they need under one roof.
Whether you are going through a divorce or making financial arrangements before or after you marry, FLiP will guide you through every turn with expertise and reassurance, always in partnership.
For expert legal advice, contact us today at E: [email protected] or T: 020 7420 5000.
Click here to download our thoughts from today’s episode.
Other links:
Rafan House’s Website: https://rafanhouse.com/
Dr Emma Loveridge: https://rafanhouse.com/our-team/
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
Nicole Phillips of FLiP: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/nicole-phillips/
Gillian Bishop of FLiP: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/gillian-bishop/
Divorce Diaries: https://divorcediaries.co.uk/
Taking the War Out of Our Words: The Art of Powerful Non-Defensive Communication by Sharon Strand Ellison: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Taking-War-Words-Non-defensive-Communication/dp/0972002103
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
Language of Divorce and Separation - FLiP 21
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
05/05/23 • 22 min
In this podcast Nicole Phillips, a Senior Associate at FLiP is joined by Andrew Pearce, UKCP Registered Psychotherapist and in-house therapist at FLiP. Nicole and Andrew discuss the type of language used in the midst of a divorce or separation covering a range of topics such as:
- How language differs in Nicole’s practice to that of the language used in Andrew’s consulting room in a therapeutic environment
- The history of language of divorce and separation
- The invisible impact of language and the wider impact during a divorce/separation
- The formal language of divorce including the introduction of no fault divorce
- Use of informal language
- Language Matters movement with the Family Solutions Group and the 5 Ps concept (plain language, personal, proportionate language, problem solving language and positive futures).
Andrew is one of FLiP’s in-house therapists. Andrew is a UKCP Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor with over 20 years experience. He is also a Certified Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). Andrew’s areas of particular interest include dealing with the impact of change, building resilience, conflict resolution and working to de-stigmatise mental health and minimise its impact. Andrew’s aim is to increase choice for those who want the freedom to be authentically who they really are.
Nicole is a Senior Associate solicitor and mediator at Family Law in Partnership. She handles all aspects of private family law, assisting and supporting clients who are navigating divorce or separation to resolve any financial or children issues that may arise. Nicole combines a warm, sympathetic manner with tactical nous and incisive judgment. Nicole is also collaboratively trained.
For further information:
Nicole Phillips: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/nicole-phillips/
Andrew Pearce: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/andrew-pearce/
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
FSG - Language Matters: https://www.familysolutionsgroup.co.uk/language-matters/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
Domestic Abuse: Working with Victims and Perpetrators - FLiP 26
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership
09/15/23 • 25 min
In this episode of the FLiP podcast, FLiP Director Helen Greenfield, leads a discussion with Chantal Hughes, Chief Executive at The Hampton Trust on the topic of domestic abuse and working with victims and perpetrators. Helen and Chantal cover a wide range of points such as:
- Who is referred to The Hampton Trust.
- The interventions offered by The Hampton Trust such as Project CARA.
- The language surrounding domestic abuse and coercive control.
- The stigma encompassing domestic abuse.
- The impacts of abuse on a family, in particular children who as defined by The Domestic Abuse Bill can also be victims of domestic abuse, with reference to the BBC documentary featuring Ian Wright which The Hampton Trust were involved with.
- Whether victims feel reassured by perpetrator support work and whether it can be said it is a safeguarding system for the victims.
About the Speakers
The Hampton Trust was founded in 1996 to deliver domestic violence perpetrator programmes within the criminal justice system. They have developed community based interventions for families experiencing domestic abuse alongside providing innovative criminal justice response.
Chantal Hughes has been part of The Hampton Trust since 2006 where she joined as the Domestic Abuse Services Manager before progressing to Deputy Chief Executive. She took a 4-month sabbatical in 2011 to work for a charity providing rehabilitation to street children in one of the largest slums in Africa and remains connected to the work in Kenya.
Taking up the role of CEO in 2013, Chantal has led the expansion of a range of domestic abuse and criminal justice interventions. She remains firmly committed to tackling the root cause of domestic abuse by holding perpetrators to account and ensuring the voice of victims and children are at the forefront of the work.
Helen Greenfield advises on all matters relating to family breakdown, divorce and cohabitation. She has a particular interest in helping those who have been affected by domestic abuse. Domestic abuse can include anything from isolating a person from their friends and family, monitoring their time or taking control over aspects of their everyday life (such as where they can go, who they can see, what to wear, their finances or when they can sleep. It can also include threats to hurt, to kill or even physical assault).
Helen recognises that the legal implications of domestic abuse are accompanied by a plethora of emotional and other issues, and she aims to ensure that clients are able to work through them with the right advice and support.
For further information:
Helen Greenfield: https://www.flip.co.uk/profiles/helen-greenfield/
Chantal Hughes: https://hamptontrust.org.uk/about-us/management/
FLiP’s Website: https://www.flip.co.uk/
The Hampton Trust’s Website: https://hamptontrust.org.uk/about-us/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/family-law-in-partnership/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familylawinpartnership
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLiPLtd
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How many episodes does FLiP - Family Law in Partnership have?
FLiP - Family Law in Partnership currently has 30 episodes available.
What topics does FLiP - Family Law in Partnership cover?
The podcast is about Parenting, Relationship, Kids & Family, Divorce, Law, Family, Podcasts and Education.
What is the most popular episode on FLiP - Family Law in Partnership?
The episode title 'Communicating During Family Breakdown - FLiP3' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on FLiP - Family Law in Partnership?
The average episode length on FLiP - Family Law in Partnership is 32 minutes.
How often are episodes of FLiP - Family Law in Partnership released?
Episodes of FLiP - Family Law in Partnership are typically released every 38 days, 15 hours.
When was the first episode of FLiP - Family Law in Partnership?
The first episode of FLiP - Family Law in Partnership was released on Jul 20, 2020.
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