Mediation provides couples the opportunity to work together to resolve their disputes outside of the traditional court process, with support from a neutral third party trained in facilitating a safe space for open communication. If an agreement is not reached on any or all of the issues, the parties are at liberty to proceed to court, or may wish to consider arbitration. In some cases our mediators will travel to remote locations within BC or work via videoconference.
Please reach out to the Watson Goepel LLP Family Law group for assistance or more information about Family Mediation.
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Family Law, Firm News, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Personal Injury
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Family Law, International Women's Day
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