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   Role of the Mediator The Mediator’s aim is to facilitate open communication between you and your ex-partner so that you can: Identify issues of the dispute; Generate options to address these issues; and Agree upon ways to resolve the issues (i.e. ‘settlement’). The Mediator’s role is essentially a neutral one.  The Mediator will: Not take sides; Work with both you and your ex-partner to help you negotiate your own decisions together; and Not represent either of you in Court either before or after the Mediation; Not provide legal advice. Characteristics of Mediation All decisions in mediation will be made by you and your ex-partner, not the Court or anyone else. The mediation will help you to identify important issues that relate to your assets and finances and/or care arrangements for your children. Mediation is readily accessible, making it fast and efficient. Mediation is a popular form of alternative dispute resolution uently used to assist in this process. FAMILY D...

MEDIATOR ROLES Role of the Mediator The Mediator’s aim is to facilitate open communication between you and your ex-partner so that you can: Identify issues of the dispute; Generate options to address these issues; and Agree upon ways to resolve the issues (i.e. ‘settlement’). The Mediator’s role is essentially a neutral one.  The Mediator will: Not take sides; Work with both you and your ex-partner to help you negotiate your own decisions together; and Not represent either of you in Court either before or after the Mediation; Not provide legal advice. Characteristics of Mediation All decisions in mediation will be made by you and your ex-partner, not the Court or anyone else. The mediation will help you to identify important issues that relate to your assets and finances and/or care arrangements for your children. Mediation is readily accessible, making it fast and efficient. Mediation is a popular form of alternative dispute resolution. FAMILY DISPUTE RESOLUTION Family Dispute Res...