Mandy Spring retweeted
"If ever there were any doubts as to the importance of the FDR appointment and the parties’ attendance at one, then Mr Justice Peel has unequivocally put those doubts to rest in his judgment in GH v GH [2024] EWFC 272"
Read more: ow.ly/t90I50TQAyY
Mandy Spring retweeted
80% of family justice professionals believe domestic abuse (esp economic abuse) isn’t sufficiently taken into account in FR procs. Today @ResFamilyLaw launches a ground-breaking report wi proposals for change. Epic work led by @OliviaPiercy2 & Anita Mehta
resolution.org.uk/wp-content…
Mandy Spring retweeted
Report of the Duxbury Working Party (provisional), Spetember 2024 by Michael Allum, Simon Bruce, Sarah Hoskinson, Lewis Marks KC, Sir Nicholas Mostyn, Joseph Rainer, and Mary Waring.
Read here: ow.ly/s9Lp50TBZpT
#FinancialRemedies
Fabulous sunset and stunning views across #Dubrovnik #OldTown from the last couple of days. 😎
Found Dino in Croatia. MISSING: RYAN SHTUKA - On February 17th 2018, at age 20, Ryan Shtuka disappeared from Sun Peaks Resort in BC Canada. qrco.de/beRgEN
Maggie Rae was an inspiration to the world of family law.
Replying to @rhiannon_ford @ResFamilyLaw
Good luck, Rhiannon! 🤞
Sun was setting but still managed a quick walk along the beach. 🏖️ 🚶♀️ #Aldwick
Mandy Spring retweeted
It’s been 63 years since suicide was decriminalised in the UK. But so many of us still use the term ‘commit suicide’.
Why does it matter? Language that links suicide and crime can increase stigma and prevent people struggling with suicidal thoughts from speaking out.
If we choose language like ‘died by suicide’ or ‘took their own life’ we allow space for open conversations and compassion. Let’s choose our words carefully.
#WorldSuicidePreventionDay
Mandy Spring retweeted
There are 5 Gynaecological (Gynae) cancers and knowing the possible symptoms as well as being confident to talk about them could be a lifesaver and challenge the stigma that prevents so many getting help.
#GynaeCancerAwarenessMonth #GynaeCancers
Mandy Spring retweeted
For the first time, anyone in a mental health crisis can now call 111 and receive support from trained mental health professionals.
The 24/7 service is available for all ages, including children, providing vital help through a single phone line.
england.nhs.uk/2024/08/nhs-1…

































