Family Law Mediation
“Laila and her team are very professional, friendly and helpful with my legal enquiry. Their speedy response certainly help ease the stress and put the uncertainty to rest when dealing with a legal situation.” – Cheng – Chieh Chang
Why Justice Family Lawyers for Your Mediation Matters
We possess specialised expertise in family law, enabling us to conduct mediation with a high level of professional insight. Our skilled mediators excel in fostering a collaborative environment to assist parties in reaching amicable solutions.
Upholding strict confidentiality, we ensure that all discussions and agreements made during mediation remain private.
Throughout the mediation process, we provide a supportive atmosphere, acknowledging the emotional challenges and working towards reducing stress for our clients.
Our mediation services offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation, saving valuable time and resources.
Our Services
- Parenting mediation
- Child support mediation
- Family court mediation
- Property settlement mediation
- Separation mediation
- Mediation for children
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How Does Mediation Work in Family Law?
We address all aspects of family law
Your journey, our advocacy.
AVO
Child Custody
Child Support
Consent
Orders
De Facto Property Settlement
Divorce
Mediation
Prenup
Property Settlement
Separation
Wills and Estates
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What is mediation in family law?
Mediation serves as a method for families in conflict or facing relationship breakdowns to settle disputes.
It can occur informally, involving a friend or family member as a mediator, or formally, with a professional mediator aiding the parties.
The family law system promotes attempts at resolving family disputes without court intervention. Hence, mediation typically marks the initial step in a family law case. The court often requires a certificate verifying that parties attempted mediation before initiating court proceedings.
Certain circumstances permit exemptions from this requirement:
- Urgency, such as concerns of one parent being a flight risk with the child/children.
- Instances involving family violence or child abuse.
- Responding to a court application.
- Parties agreeing to consent orders.
- The inability of a party to participate in mediation.
- Previous court orders with one party breaching the orders.
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