Tag Archives: family law

How do I know which process is best for me?

Given the unstable nature of family law disputes, how can lawyers help their clients choose the best process? Continue reading

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To caucus or not to caucus……..

When should mediators use “caucusing” as a technique…. and when should they not? Continue reading

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Collaborative law and mediation

Collaborative practice is a growing and evolving field, rich with discussion, commitment and creative innovation. Continue reading

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Family Arbitrators and PCs: Keep your training up to date

If you are a family arbitrator or parenting coordinator, make sure your training meets the AG Ministry requirements! Continue reading

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Fundamentals of Family Arbitration: Day One

Family Arbitration Training: fun and inspiring. Continue reading

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Top Ten Myths of Family Mediation Series: Ten

Truth or Myth: Anyone can call themselves a mediator. Continue reading

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