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Many thanks again for the great course. It was valuable and inspiring. I am certainly committed to the concept of mediation, and to developing skills that will enable me to assist parties in a far more sensitive, realistic, dignified and self-enabling process than litigation, wherever possible and appropriate. |
What is Mediation?
Mediation involves families in conflict working out arrangements for themselves and their children with the help of neutral and skilled mediators. The aim of mediation is to reach an agreement which is mutually acceptable to the parties within the broad range of that which a court would be likely to approve.
Useful Links
DocumentsDate added
National Accreditation Board for Family Mediators.
11 November 2011
This is the final version adopted in November. A launch is being planned, but member organisations should start implementing the standards as soon as they can.
Children's Act Regulations
Children's Act Forms
The Farm Assist Case - A duty to mediate
Mediation and the Coursts: Developments in 2008 and 2009
A document showing the existing terms of the constitution and the proposed changes.hot!
06/23/2009
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A Resolution which needs to be passed at a Special General meeting regarding changes to the FAMAC cohot!
06/23/2009
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Shared co-operative parenting: Acheivable through post divorce facilitation?.hot!
06/23/2009
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