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Title: Mediation and Arbitration


1
Mediation and Arbitration
  • Fundamental Constituents of Family Law

2
Understanding Mediation
  • What is Mediation?
  • A settlement of a dispute/controversy, concerned
    with matters of divorce.
  • Involves an unbiased third-party who can give an
    unbiased opinion on the matter to settle the
    discord arising in the matters of divorce.

3
Understanding Mediation
  • Why Mediate in Divorce Matters?
  • Settlement through mediation and arbitration
    allows the parties to come to terms with a
    divorce agreement together, without the influence
    of a judge or jury.
  • Besides the process
  • Saves time
  • Looks at the situation with an unbiased
    perspective
  • Ensures cost-efficiency in proceedings

4
Understanding Mediation
  • Why Mediation is Essential in Matters of Child
    Custody?
  • When adults with children seek divorce, mediation
    is a preferred
  • way of settlement because
  • It is Non-Adversarial.
  • It is a decision reached by consent of both
    parents/parties.
  • It is an unbiased decision.
  • The process is blame free.
  • The process takes into account the future of
  • the child in hands of a parent.
  • The process is focused on reducing conflict and
    stress for the
  • divorcing party as well as for their
    child/children.

5
Understanding Arbitration
  • What is Arbitration?
  • Atrial held by an unbiased third party, so as
  • to avoid a court trial.
  • Is conducted by a single person or a panel of
  • people who are not judges. 

6
Mediation and Arbitration
  • How Do Mediation and Arbitration Differ?
  • During mediation, a neutral party, referred
  • to as the mediator, helps spouses negotiate
  • an agreement.
  • In arbitration, the arbitrator listens to both
    sides
  • of the issue and then makes his or her own
    decision
  • on the settlement without the inclusion of
    the spouses.

7
Seeking a Mediator
  • Whom to Consult in Matters of Divorce/ Mediation?
  • In matters of family law, such as in the case of
  • divorce and related concerns including child
    custody,
  • a family law attorney can act as an expert
    mediator.
  • A Family Law Attorney
  • Is an expert with logical and sentimental
    knowledge
  • related with divorce matters.
  • He/she keeps matters confidential and maintains
    privacy.
  • He/she can settle disputes and misunderstandings
  • without being biased.

8
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