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Blandy & Blandy partner nominated for national family law award

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, May 3, 2022 6:04 am
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Blandy & Blandy's Tasha Bevan-Stewart has been shortlisted for a national award

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A PARTNER of a Reading-based law firm has been shortlisted for a national award.

Tasha Bevan-Stewart, who is part of Blandy & Blandy’s Family Law team, has been nominated for the 2022 Resolution awards.

She advises on all aspects of family law, joined Blandy & Blandy in 2020, and is recommended in The Legal 500, as well as being a Resolution-trained mediator, collaborative lawyer and co-chairs Resolution’s Collaborative Working Party.

Tasha trains and speaks regularly on out of court dispute resolution, and wrote the section on collaborative practice in Resolution’s Family Law Handbook in 2020.

Partner and team head Claire Dyer said: “This award recognises individuals who have made a difference to families by working collaboratively with other professionals.

“Being shortlisted is a testament to Tasha’s genuine passion for finding the best solutions for her clients in an innovative way by working with others as a collaborative lawyer.

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“This is something which is ever more important as clients look for ways to resolve their disputes outside of the Court forum.”

And Ms Bevan-Stewart said she found it rewarding to advise clients on how to resolve disputes constructively.

“They are usually relieved if they don’t need to spend any time in a courtroom,” she said.

“Negotiating family law cases in a civilised, grown-up way is definitely the way forward for family law clients and I’m honoured to be recognised for my part in that movement.”

The winners, known as the ‘Resolution champions’ for 2022, will be announced at the gala dinner of Resolution’s National Conference in Birmingham, on Friday 20 May 2022.

Resolution is a body of 6,500 family lawyers, mediators and other professionals committed to the constructive resolution of divorce, separation and family disputes.

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