Financial Remedies Journal: Karen Barham

Karen Barham

Published: 16/10/2023 12:03

Karen Barham is a solicitor of over 35 years' experience. She now practises exclusively as a mediator and parenting coordinator and is a Consultant at Moore Barlow. Believing that many separating and divorcing families can be assisted away from the court in NCDR and putting Part 3 of the FPR front and centre, she pioneered the Surrey Initiative leading to the national Family Solutions Initiative. Karen serves on Resolution's DR committee, is a member of the Family Solutions Group and the MoJ's Early Response Working Group. She is recognised as a Leading Individual & ADR specialist in the legal directories.

DR Corner: FPR Part 3 – Out-of-Court Dispute Resolution Options – Perils and Possibilities
Opportunities for resolution away from the court have never been greater – mediation, early neutral evaluation, private FDRs, arbitration – and practitioners continue to take up training in these disciplines. However, although the use of out-of-court resolution continues to increase, too many cases remain within the overburdened court system, cases for which non-court dispute resolution may be suitable.
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Karen Barham

DR Corner: FPR Part 3 – Out-of-Court Dispute Resolution Options – Perils and Possibilities

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