New Divorce Act changes focus on out-of-court resolution, interests of child – Boutet in The Lawyer’s Daily

by Nathalie Boutet

New federal laws requiring family lawyers to “encourage” parting spouses to use mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution instead of the courts have come into force.

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Posted in Collaborative Law, Mediation

Tagged with arbitration, collaborative divorce, Collaborative law, Divorce, divorce act, domestic violence, family law, family violence, mediation

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