Private FDR in Divorce: What You Need to Know - Family Law Vlogger

In this episode, Caitlin Jenkins, the Family Law Vlogger, discusses the concept of a private Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearing in the context of divorce. She explains the stages of the court process involved in resolving finances upon divorce, focuses on the specifics of what constitutes an FDR, and highlights the differences and benefits of opting for a private FDR over a court-led FDR. Key points include the ability to select a judge with relevant expertise, the more extensive time allocation for consideration and negotiation, and the generally more comfortable environment. While the private FDR judge’s decision still needs court approval, private FDRs tend to result in more successful settlements, offering both time and cost efficiency. Find out more about Private FDR's and how Mills & Reeve can help you: https://www.familylawsolicitors.org/d... 00:00 Introduction to Private FDR 00:15 Understanding the Court FDR Process 01:01 The Role of the Judge in FDR 02:01 Negotiation and Agreement in Court FDR 02:40 What is a Private FDR? 03:54 Advantages of Private FDR 05:22 The Private FDR Experience 06:34 Costs and Success Rates of Private FDR 07:23 Conclusion and Contact Information