The Mediation Space shortlisted for NCDR Practitioner of the Year at Resolution Awards 2026

The Mediation Space, co-led by Jacqueline Marks of Coram Chambers, has been shortlisted for the NCDR Practitioner of the Year at the Resolution Awards 2026. Read about the achievement and the upcoming ceremony.

The Mediation Space, founded by Jacqueline Marks of Coram Chambers, along with Rachel Chisholm, Susan Baldock and Naomi Goode, has been shortlisted for the Resolution NCDR Practitioner of the Year at the upcoming Resolution Awards 2026.

This announcement marks a great moment of recognition for both Jacqueline and the wider team, as their commitment to family mediation is celebrated on a national platform.

A notable shortlist

Resolution, a community of family justice professionals who work with families and individuals to resolve issues constructively, reported that the standard of entries this year was particularly high. The judging panel faced tough choices, so reaching the shortlist is a clear mark of distinction.

The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on Thursday, 24 September, at Church House in Westminster, London.

Highlighting collaboration

Coram Chambers is also delighted to see Dads House Family Law Clinic named as a finalist for Resolution Pro Bono Team of the Year. The Chambers regularly partners with Dads House for pro bono work, strengthening the support available for families during challenging times.

More information and the full list of finalists can be found here.

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