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Mediation: helping couples reach an agreement

Published Friday 16 September 2022

Jacqueline Stroud, accredited mediator and partner at Brodies Family Law in Edinburgh, discusses how mediation can help couples reach an agreement from their separation or divorce while avoiding going to court.

Jacqueline Stroud, accredited mediator and partner

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Jacqueline Stroud - Partner

Jacqueline Stroud

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