Family Mediation Group in Ontario

The Family Mediation Group has a interesting process and data showing what families and the community want for better family dispute resolution. To support the Durham Family Mediation Resource Centre  and for more information contact Laura Catone-Tarcea. (laura@fmrcentre.ca)

Early Neutral Consultation (ENC) and Family Mediation – working together to help the process of Family Dispute Resolution

Since September 2013 a new entry point process of Early Neutral Consultation (ENC), invented in Canada, has been available for families to start the process of dispute resolution on the right pathway, in the best interests of families and children, and to stay out-of-court.  The process of Early Neutral Consultation started first in Barrie, Ontario … [Read more…]

Informational Triage Pilot Project for Family Law

This is a pilot project we have created for Canadian governments, provincial and federal, to give them some inspiration to help families going through separation and divorce.  Family law reform is in the best interest of families and children.  Information will help families with Access to Justice.  Neutral Lawyers, Counsellors and Mediators provide a safe entry … [Read more…]

Parenting Coaching, Divorce Coaching and Early Neutral Consultation – Compared

  “Coaching” is a fast growing field of practice in family dispute resolution.  Families may seek coaching together (i.e., neutral coaching) or separately (individual coaching).  Coaching is a process of facilitating informational, motivational, emotion and process options for families.  Coaching is expert-based, and many coaches also have interest-based training (such as mediation and/or collaborative practice … [Read more…]

A Neutral Consultation: A Must for Separating Couples.

This article below is Jo-Anne Fiore’s straight-forward explanation of how to optimise the processes of Early Neutral Consultation for your family’s unique circumstances.  Jo-Anne Fiore is an experienced financial divorce specialist and mediator.   When two people make that decision to separate and go their own way, the immediate reaction is to run to a lawyer. … [Read more…]