Do you wish to resolve your family law matter without going to court?
Mediation gives you the opportunity to resolve your family law issue whether it be divorce, separation, parenting plans or property settlements without the need for expensive litigation.
What is Mediation?
The vast majority of disputes, including legal disputes, are resolved by negotiation between the parties involved. One method to negotiate a solution to a dispute is to engage a mediator who will ensure that each party puts his/her side of the story and encourages parties to come up with a solution, an outcome.
One definition, among many, of mediation is:
Mediation is a process in which the participants, with the support of the mediator, identify issues, develop options, consider alternatives and make decisions about future actions and outcomes. The mediator acts as a third party to support participants to reach their own decision. – Mediator Standards Board (MSB)
What is the Role of a Mediator?
Do I need a lawyer for mediation?
Do I have to be in the same room as the other party?
Carlos Turini is a Director at Elringtons and a Nationally Accredited mediator. He has also been an Accredited Specialist in Family Law since 1995.
Carlos is committed to pursuing the best possible outcomes for our clients. In the first instance we will attempt to solve your matter quickly, fairly and inexpensively through mediation and negotiation without resorting to taking your matter to court.
Fore more information:
- Alternative Dispute Resolution – Better Thinking
- Family Law Dispute Resolution
- The many stages in your family law matter
- To mediate or not to mediate
- Family Law – Private Binding Child Support Agreements
- 95% of Family Law Matters settle out of court
- Family Mediation and Dispute Resolution
If you have any questions, please contact our Accredited Family Law Specialist Carlos Turini
e: cturini@elringtons.com.au | p: 02 6206 1300
or Contact our Family Law team on: 02 6206 1300