We exist as an agency to create, grow and manage relationships for our clients in the most enjoyable way for everyone involved. Relationships are at the heart of everything we do. When our network grows so does that of all our clients as we ensure that there are several opportunities to meet and refer work.

Almost 10 years on, MD Communications has grown, continuing to deliver Melissa’s commitment to providing a leading service for clients and a rewarding and enriched environment for her team to flourish.

This means that we don’t work with clients who treat us badly, who disrespect our values, our bodies or our minds, and we seek out prospective clients with reputations and values aligned to our own, supporting their own staff to excel.

We have made mistakes, reaffirming the importance of collaborating with clients who are likeminded.

We have learned from them and we enjoy honest feedback from all our relationships about where we can grow and improve.

We are supported to engage and build relationships with our clients that will last. We are a passionate team, well looked after by our Chief Executive.

As a team of senior consultants, we enjoy autonomy and flexibility and, in return, we give an abundant amount of energy and loyalty to the agency and our clients.

With our team you will receive a value proposition that ensures you all look and feel great and you enjoy the process of getting there.

The Family Law Panel and the Green Phone Initiative. Free Professional Support for male and female victims of domestic abuse. Look for any professional displaying the Green Phone symbol and you will not be charged for your call.

Families magazines are published a minimum of 6 times a year across the UK. They are available FREE and bring local news, information about activities and events, competitions and features to local parents and carers everywhere.

In 2015, the Ministry of Justice setup the Voice of the Child Task Force which concluded the need for “an authoritative website and online tools developed in collaboration with young people… for all children and young people at all stages of their parental separation journey”. We are answering this call.

Lots of Content Age appropriate content for 13-19 year olds on what is going on, ways in which they can share their voice and support for their health and wellbeing.

Interactive Support: Friendly discussion boards with peer and expert support from our moderators and Service Partners. Directory of local youth organisations to find someone to talk to nearby.

Useful Resources: Guides for parents and family law & mediation organisations on supporting children and young people in the middle of divorce & separation.

Resolution’s 6,500 members are family lawyers and other professionals committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes. Our members follow a Code of Practice that promotes a non-confrontational approach to family problems. Our members encourage solutions that consider the needs of the whole family – and in particular the best interests of children.

They offer a safe place for you to talk any time you like, in your own way – about whatever’s getting to you. You don’t have to be suicidal. With over 20,000 volunteers based in 201 branches across 5 nations, they are actively involved in a community near you.

Gingerbread are the leading national charity working with single parent families  They want to improve single parents’ lives, through championing the voices and needs of single parent families and providing effective support services. They provide a wide range of support services and information and use their campaigns, research, and policy work to help amplify the voices and concerns of single parent families to a wider audience.

Cafcass stands for Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service.

Cafcass represents children in family court cases in England. They put children’s needs, wishes and feelings first, making sure that children’s voices are heard at the heart of the family court setting, and that decisions are made in their best interests. They operate within the law set by Parliament (Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000) and under the rules and directions of the family courts. They are independent of the courts, social services, education and health authorities and all similar agencies.