Marilyn Stowe

Partner, Stowe Family Law

Marilyn Stowe is the retired founder of Stowe Family Law

Instant injustice

We need more than fine words and 'fine-tuning' for family law reform, says Marilyn Stowe

Rocky foundations

Sir Paul Coleridge should know better than to criticise the public he serves, says Marilyn Stowe

Mediation works best when a case is under way

Can compulsory attendance of separating couples at MIAMs reduce the burden on our congested courts, asks Marilyn Stowe

Consciously uncoupling the relationship between solicitor and client

Detachment and focus should be at the heart of a lawyer's approach, says Marilyn Stowe

Legal aid has effectively been replaced with the kindness of lawyers

Marilyn Stowe asks whether pro bono in family cases is really sustainable

Mixed messages

The search for answers continues in the family court system, says Marilyn Stowe

Therapy, not mediation, can help warring couples

Instead of blindly pushing divorcing couples towards mediation, the government should consider making more resources available for counselling, says Marilyn Stowe

There simply aren't enough training contracts to go around

Law students are misinformed about training contracts, says Marilyn Stowe

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