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Lee Hornberger reviews appellate cases in Michigan concerning arbitration and mediation. Read more
The mediation movement in family law appears to be a natural evolution to the pain and waste of resources an all-out-war type of divorce brings along. Read more
By Pauline H. Tesler: New brain science, positive psychology and neuroeconomics can transform our work in conflict resolution. Read more
A quicker, cheaper divorce settlement can be a result if your client wants to mediate, but it still requires preparation on your part as litigation does. Read more
By Helen Stein: For family lawyers, adding pro se mediation to the menu of services they already provide is a smart business decision that can also be fulfilling and rewarding. Read more
Collaborative Law is a burgeoning alternative dispute resolution process in Tennessee that will provide one more option for parties to resolve disputes. Read more
Mediation in trust and estate disputes works very well as judges may not be very well aware of the complexities involved in such matters. Read more
In the second part of her two-part interview, Dr. Barbara Landau shares her proudest accomplishment, the Domestic Violence Policy, and her involvement with the peace movement in the Middle E... Read more
Understand what the ethical rules say about conflicts of interest, client screening, and informed consent before you take a collaborative law case. Read more
Over the past five years or so there has been increasing tendency in family law disputes to use a hybrid mediation-arbitration process. This brief paper will attempt to explain how mediation... Read more
