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Blandy & Blandy Highlights Good Divorce Week 2025

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Thursday, November 13, 2025 1:54 pm
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Rebecca Ledgerwood

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This week (10 – 14 November 2025) marks Resolution’s Good Divorce Week, a week where members of the Resolution community focus on aspects of the practice to better help their clients. This November, the spotlight is on the Code; specifically, to highlight that there is a better way in family law, one that prioritises the families involved and reducing conflict.

At Blandy & Blandy all of our Family Law solicitors are members of Resolution. Being a member of Resolution signifies a commitment to promoting a fair, balanced, and progressive approach within the family justice system. As a body, Resolution brings together professionals who share a dedication to resolving disputes constructively, with a focus on respect, understanding, and the long-term well-being of those affected. The aim being that the law should be a vehicle for positive change supporting families in finding solutions through collaboration rather than conflict. It is about working towards outcomes that preserve dignity, protect the vulnerable, and enable individuals to move forward with confidence and security.

As part of this community, we hope to contribute to the ongoing development of a justice system that is fair, inclusive, and forward-thinking. Our collective commitment ensures that legal practice continues to evolve in a way that upholds the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and social responsibility when helping our clients at a time which is extremely stressful and emotive.

At Blandy & Blandy, we are proud to be recognised as a top tier firm for Family Law in the UK’s leading guides to the legal profession, Chambers UK Guide and The Legal 500. Please get in touch if you would like to like to discuss your situation with a specialist Family lawyer in our team.

Blandy & Blandy is a leading Thames Valley law firm with offices in Wokingham, Henley-on-Thames and Reading. For further information or legal advice, please call 0118 951 6888 or visit www.blandy.co.uk.

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