Mediation Melbourne

Family Law Mediation Options: Resolve Conflict provides two main mediation options, outlined below, to help you resolve your family law issues.

1. Family Dispute Resolution

This process involves the two parties and an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner. Usually no lawyers are present but they sometimes advise in the background. Resolve Conflict is able to issue Section 60(i) certificates in children’s matters where necessary.
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2. Family Law Mediation

In this model each person has their own lawyer. The lawyers then engage an accredited mediator who is a neutral third party that helps facilitate discussion to assist the parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
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From the very first visit Cathy Gale approached my family law case with the utmost sincerity and compassion. I felt like I was the ONLY client at all times. There was never a lack of communication or advice as Cathy was always available to speak with me. The divorce process, after 30 years of marriage, was made as easy and comfortable as possible under very difficult circumstances. I cannot speak highly enough of Cathy and her staff and all that I was offered by Resolve Conflict to make a torrid time more dignified.

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Melbourne Victoria 3000

Phone: 61 3 9620 0088
Fax: 61 3 9620 0080
info@resolveconflict.com.au
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