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Category Archives: Mediation
Ethical dilemmas and family law
Do our Rules of Professional Conduct need to be updated to be of real use to lawyers? Continue reading
Ontario’s free mediation program: worth trying
Why lawyers should encourage their clients to try Ontario’s free and subsidized family mediation programs. Continue reading
Screening in family arbitration: what’s all the fuss?
Family mediators, lawyers, and arbitrators are getting their knickers in a knot about screening; but they need not worry. Screening is easy. Continue reading
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Mediation and mental instability
When will the court set aside a separation agreement for reasons of psychological exploitation? Continue reading
