What is a Mediator, And What Is Their Role in Family Law Matters?
A Mediator is a neutral third party trained to assist parties in resolving disputes and avoiding the court system. Unlike
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A Mediator is a neutral third party trained to assist parties in resolving disputes and avoiding the court system. Unlike
Australia designed its family law system to resolve disputes fairly and honestly. It relies on the truth of information from
Technology has dramatically changed how most of us live in the last twenty years, and its impact on various aspects
Divorce and separation are undoubtedly some of life’s most challenging transitions. While the emotional toll can be overwhelming, navigating the
Separation can come unexpectedly and leave you wondering what you should do next. Below are our tips for some steps
Judy Stewart can conduct Child Inclusive Mediations in matters where it is requested and agreed to by all parties. What
Forms to complete and return before mediation Once the parties have agreed to attend mediation with our office, we will
The Court may make an Order that your children be independently represented in proceedings for parenting orders in the Federal
Experiencing Domestic Violence can leave you feeling vulnerable and exposed. One of the first steps you can take to protect
What is a Section 60I Certificate? Unless there is a Court Order requiring attendance at mediation, the other party cannot
What is FDR? Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) is a practical way for you to resolve issues without the stress and
A Mediator is a neutral third party trained to assist parties in resolving disputes and avoiding the court system. Unlike Arbitrators, who make decisions on behalf
Australia designed its family law system to resolve disputes fairly and honestly. It relies on the truth of information from the involved parties. Unfortunately, not everyone
Technology has dramatically changed how most of us live in the last twenty years, and its impact on various aspects of our lives, including family law,
Divorce and separation are undoubtedly some of life’s most challenging transitions. While the emotional toll can be overwhelming, navigating the legal aspects doesn’t have to be
Separation can come unexpectedly and leave you wondering what you should do next. Below are our tips for some steps you can take in the initial
Judy Stewart can conduct Child Inclusive Mediations in matters where it is requested and agreed to by all parties. What is Child Inclusive Mediation? Child Inclusive
Forms to complete and return before mediation Once the parties have agreed to attend mediation with our office, we will ask you to execute and return
The Court may make an Order that your children be independently represented in proceedings for parenting orders in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
Experiencing Domestic Violence can leave you feeling vulnerable and exposed. One of the first steps you can take to protect yourself is to make an Application for
What is a Section 60I Certificate? Unless there is a Court Order requiring attendance at mediation, the other party cannot be compelled to attend mediation/FDR. In
What is FDR? Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) is a practical way for you to resolve issues without the stress and extra expense of going to Court.
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