Understanding The Family Dispute Resolution Process

Family Dispute Resolution is a type of mediation that helps you to settle parenting arrangements with the primary goal of setting you up with the foundations for co-parenting well. Our Understanding Family Dispute Resolution workshop will help you to understand what makes up this process and what you might expect as you go on this journey. 

Who is This For?

This workshop is highly recommended for any parent going through or considering going through a separation and engaging in Family Dispute Resolution. If you have recently separated but yet to work through your parenting arrangements or considering separation and planning to engage in Family Dispute Resolution to work out parenting arrangements, this workshop will provide you with useful information on the process. It is also suitable for grandparents and other family members wanting to connect with their extended family. 

Benefits

On completion of our Understanding The Family Dispute Resolution Process workshop you will:

• have greater clarity about the Family Dispute Resolution Process in the context of the current legislative changes
• attain the wisdom and knowledge on what to expect during the process of formalising parenting arrangements
• feel empowered with insights on this important aspect of the separation journey you are about to impart on
• feel supported through information and resources that will guide you to resolve family disputes
• attain a greater understanding of the support services at your disposal as you go through the separation process.

Learning Outcomes

During this course you will learn:

• our range of services we provide at Interrelate to support you on your separation journey
• the Family Dispute Resolution process
• the role and responsibilities of everyone involved in the process
• the child’s voice in Family Dispute Resolution
• the evolving journey that makes up parenting arrangements and the section 60 I certificate
• about the impact of conflict on children and how you can access resources and support.