Tag: alternative dispute resolution methods

At James Noble Law, we understand how emotionally challenging parenting disputes can be. When relationships break down, it’s not uncommon for both parties to have differing views about what is in their child’s best interests. There is a conception within society that courts are the first stop in attempts to resolve issues in parenting matters. This is not the case as before turning to the courts, Australian family law requires that separated parents attempt to resolve their issues through alternative...

In Cairns, like many other places, family law matters can often be emotionally charged and complex. While some cases may seem destined for litigation, alternative dispute resolution methods offer families an opportunity to resolve their issues outside of court. These methods prioritise collaboration, communication, and reaching mutually beneficial solutions. In this blog, we'll delve into the various ADR methods available for family law matters in Cairns, highlighting their benefits and considerations. Understanding Alternative Dispute Resolution [caption id="attachment_17986" align="alignright" width="350"] Alternative...

How to avoid court? Alternative dispute resolution. Maintain a working relationship with your former partner after separation, especially if there are children For the sake of your family, especially your children, after a separation, it is important, if at all possible to do so, to maintain a working relationship with your former partner alternative dispute resolution. If only for a short period of time to help negotiate a resolution of financial and children’s issues. Seek a resolution of such issues...