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READ MORENew AI tool launched to assist with family law disputes
The government and National Legal Aid have launched a new service which will use artificial intelligence technology to help couples split assets based on their particular circumstances.
National Legal Aid (NLA) developed the digital service, called “amica”, through funding provided by the government. The tool allows users to negotiate and communicate online with their former partner at their own pace, in their own time and in their own space.
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