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Tag Archives: Mediation
Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers Conference
Speaking at the fifth annual conference of the Federation of Asian Canadian lawyers, I learned about labour and business ADR processes. Continue reading
Can parties discuss reconciliation in mediation?
My ex-partner wants to reconcile: is mediation appropriate? Continue reading
Posted in Collaborative Practice, Culture, Family Law, Mediation, Negotiation
Tagged couples counselling, divorce, Mediation, reconciliation, separation
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Top Ten Myths of Family Mediation Series: Seven
Truth or Myth: Mediation should never be used if there has been violence or abuse in the relationship. Continue reading
Top Ten Myths of Family Mediation Series: Two
Truth or Myth: Mediators are biased in favour of joint custody. Continue reading
Top Ten Myths of Family Mediation Series: One
Truth or Myth: Mediation is only for people who communicate well with each other. Continue reading
Why screen for power imbalances in family law?
Should all family law cases include “screening” by a trained third party? Continue reading
