Category: Family Mediation

Family mediation is voluntary. However, the Family Court has the power to order it when a case is initiated in that Court. The parties can have their legal advisers represent them during the process. The Family Court Mediation ADR (alternative dispute resolution) is the most known type of family court mediation. It is now a crucial divorce tool. Family court mediation is a voluntary process. In this process, a mediator, or neutral third party, helps families achieve agreeable conclusions to their conflicts.  A family law expert helps interaction and dispute resolution between parents during mediation. A settlement agreement results from...

During times of separation or divorce, conflicts, and disagreements are frequently unavoidable in the field of family law. Solving these issues peacefully and responsibly...

When it comes to divorce or separation, one of the most challenging aspects is dividing property and assets accumulated during the relationship. In Australia,...

Family mediation plays a crucial role in resolving disputes and conflicts within families, offering a peaceful and constructive alternative to lengthy court battles. In...

Family disputes and conflicts are unfortunate in many societies, and Australia is no exception. In these situations, finding amicable solutions that prioritise the well-being...

In the realm of family law, disputes, and conflicts are unfortunately all too common. Traditionally, these matters have been resolved through litigation, involving adversarial...

Resolving family conflicts can be a complex and emotionally charged process. Traditional litigation often exacerbates tensions and strains relationships further. Fortunately, there is an...