Family Dispute Resolution Mediation: Your Questions Answered by Adrams Mediation Services
Do We have to attend Family Dispute Resolution Mediation?
- It is a legal requirement according to the Family Law Act 1975 (Commonwealth)
- ADRAMS Mediator(s) are qualified to issue Section 60i Certificates as required, to proceed to Family Court where one party refuses to engage in the mediation process.
- Mediation is also voluntary
- (should you choose not to attend, the other party can request a Certificate to go to Family Court to initiate proceedings).
- Saves Time
- Cost-effective
- Safe
- Options to assist our clients move forward.
We encourage and assist couples to Mediate and negotiate their own agreement. (unless exemptions apply)
- To assist both parties discuss an Agreement regarding their ex-partner with care of their children, or separation of their assets.
- To find a way forward in the care of the child(ren).
- Assist exploring a solution that the parties can live with.
- Help create an Agreement that each party can live with to move forward in their life.
- Your Plan! Your Agreement!
At all times, your SAFETY and Wellbeing is our concern.
What Happens If We Can’t Agree?
Parenting Matters
When there is no Agreement (Parenting matters) between parties then here’s how we can help:
- ADRAMS Mediator(s) are qualified to issue Section 60i Certificates as required to proceed to Family Court.
Property Matters
In Property Matters, where a party refuses to attend, or where there is no Agreement , a letter will be issued to advise the Family Court that
a) A party is refusing to attend property mediation.
b) There is no Agreement
ADRAMS is a Solution Focused Family & Divorce Mediation Services with little or no wait list and affordable fees.
We are here to help you find a way through. ( exemptions may apply)
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