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Reframing and resetting, a journey to wellbeing

Fri 21 Jun 2019

Written by Isabel Aldiss

With winter fast approaching and given SAD (seasonal affective disorder) is actually a thing some of us will be starting to sense, I thought I would share what I have found useful to positively impact my well-being. And when it comes to my well-being, stress is a real factor and so this is an article for those of us already stressed as winter approaches.

FDR is not only for parents

Thu 20 Jun 2019

Not all Family Dispute Resolution mediations involve two parents. In this case study, the mother and grandmother of a child decided to use Family Dispute Resolution.

FDR improving outcomes for families

Mon 17 Jun 2019

Written by Keri Morris

The Independent, Issue 7

Fri 17 May 2019

Fairness - As Simple As Child’s Play?

Fri 17 May 2019

Written by Jennifer Mahony

“That’s not fair!” screamed Elliot from the back seat of the car. He kicked the seat in front of him for good measure.

Being Fair in an Unfair System

Fri 17 May 2019

Written by Trevor Slater

Splitting the Fruits of a Relationship

Thu 16 May 2019

Proposed changes to the Property Relationships Act 1976 – will it be more fair?

Written by Denise Evans – Principal, Dispute Resolution

Trial and Error

Thu 16 May 2019

Written by Richard Binner, Chief Client Officer

Fairness and Privacy Working Together

Tue 14 May 2019

Written by Claire O’Connell

When people find out that much of my role is connected to privacy; it can stop a conversation in its tracks. It is assumed that it is all doom and gloom; only reacting to situations where things have gone wrong. However; that is not the case.

1 July 2019 - Making it happen for Māori children in Aotearoa

Fri 10 May 2019

Justice Joe Williams speech to the Te Tai Tokerau Family Law intensive event on the 15th of April 2019 laid down a challenge to all of us involved in the provision of family law services with a clear message that we have to do better.

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