Family Law

This book offers an in‐depth exploration of evolving family law practice. It is designed to guide professionals and separating families through an extensive menu of dispute resolution options that range from non‐adversarial methods (such as mediation, collaborative practice, and parenting coordination) to more adjudicative approaches (including assessments, mediation/arbitration, and family arbitration).

This arbitration handbook is geared towards family law practitioners and discusses the main aspects of arbitration in Ontario including the statutory issues, jurisprudence, practice and procedures.

It provides professionals with a helpful user guide on how to manage family mediation or family arbitration cases for self-represented participants. It is also useful to self-represented parties who seek guidance in how to participate in dispute resolution processes.This book focuses on the practical and procedural aspects of practice, with some reference to the literature and scholarship in this area.