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"I've been gauging family mediators' perspectives on the current state of play for our profession this past week," writes Jane Robey, Chief Executive Officer of National Family Mediation. "It's evident there has been a shift in outlook since I wrote my last Family Law article. Then I outlined the transitions mediators had been making in order to continue delivering their services, praising the spirit of collaboration that was developing between family law professionals. That spirit remains, and indeed has strengthened. Yet the difference is that as I write this, there is a genuine sense of cautious optimism for the future of family mediation."
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