Summary of Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP)obligations:
A summary of the Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) practitioner obligations under the Family Law Act 1975 and the Family Law (Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners) Regulations 2008: 1. Confidentiality and Inadmissibility 2. Intake and Assessment 3. Information for Parties in Dispute 4. Reporting of Child Abuse Obligations 5. General Obligations 6. Conflict of Interest 7. Court […]
Read MoreWhat is the role of a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner?
A Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) plays a key role in facilitating the resolution of family disputes outside of court. Their primary functions include: FDRPs do not make binding decisions or offer legal advice but work to assist parties in reaching their own agreements.
Read MoreAlternative Dispute Resolutions: A Path to Efficient Conflict Resolution
Introduction In an ever-changing world, disputes are inevitable, arising from diverse sources such as business transactions, family matters, employment issues, or community conflicts. Traditional litigation, while effective, often proves to be a time-consuming, costly, and emotionally draining process for all parties involved. In response to these challenges, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods have emerged as […]
Read MoreOnline Dispute Resolution: What are the advantages?
online dispute resolution – alternativedisputeresolution.com.au One of the main factors that motivates the implementation of online dispute resolution (ODR) is the requirement for cost-effective availability of legal recourse. For numerous issues of lesser value, the potential gain is worth less than the expenses associated with initiating official legal proceedings or obtaining legal counsel. Even in […]
Read MoreAlternative dispute resolution | Attorney-General's Department
Guide to Alternative dispute resolution | Attorney-General’s Department this guide is provided by ‘Australian Government “ Attorney-General’s Department Alternative dispute resolution Providing advice on alternative dispute resolution (ADR) issues and policy to Australian Government agencies. The Attorney-General’s Department provides advice on alternative dispute resolution (ADR)issues and policy to Australian Government agencies. If you are looking […]
Read MoreAlternative Dispute Resolution – UK Perspective.
In order to fully investigate this subject, it is important to define Alternative Dispute Resolution, the motivation for its formation, and its role in civil disputes. Access to justice is one of the primary drawbacks of formal judicial processes. Alternative Dispute Resolution, also known as ADR, is a mechanism that was established by the Legal […]
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AN ESSAY ON ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS -ADRThe term “Alternative Dispute Resolution” (ADR) is used to describe the many processes that may be employed as an alternative to traditional litigation. For the last several decades, Western industrial cultures have been pushing to adopt more informal ways of conflict resolution, with mediation being one of the most […]
Read MoreYour Guide To Dispute Resolution (ADR ODR)
INTRODUCTION1.1 What is this guide about?This guide contains information to help you understand more about managing andresolving disputes, including information about:• what ADR (alternative dispute resolution) is and the National Principles forResolving Disputes• how to identify when you have a dispute• what you can do to prevent disputes• ways you can resolve a dispute on […]
Read MoreElements of Legal Conflict Resolution – Mediation
Michael Tyler Introduction: Mediation has been described as an informal and flexible private dispute resolution process, that can occur in a variety of contexts.1 The dispute resolution process assists parties to a dispute, to identify issues in dispute, formulate options, examine alternative solutions and strive to reach agreement.2 All this is done with the assistance of a neutral third […]
Read MoreAlternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) – Growing in popularity
[author: John Miles] THE NEED FOR CONTROL Most of us want to feel in control of our circumstances. When I was a young man, I believed aptitude and hard work brought success. The older I have become, I acknowledge many things are outside my control. I still believe in hard work, persistence, and strategic planning. […]
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