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This is the hard part about arbitrating family law disputes, as there aren't too many arbitrators who specialize in family law issues. Your first and best bet is to contact organizations that specialize in training or setting practice standards for family law arbitrators, such as: | This is the hard part about arbitrating family law disputes, as there aren't too many arbitrators who specialize in family law issues. Your first and best bet is to contact organizations that specialize in training or setting practice standards for family law arbitrators, such as: | ||
*The Family Law Arbitrators Society | *The Family Law Arbitrators Society | ||
*[http://www.labour-arbitrators.ca The Arbitrators Association of British Columbia] | *[http://www.labour-arbitrators.ca The Arbitrators Association of British Columbia] | ||
*[http://www.amibc.org The BC Arbitration & Mediation Institute] | *[http://www.amibc.org The BC Arbitration & Mediation Institute] | ||
As an <span class="noglossary">alternative</span>, you could try calling a family law lawyer or two and asking if he or she knows and could recommend anyone who arbitrates family law disputes. Finally, you could call the [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1044 | As an <span class="noglossary">alternative</span>, you could try calling a family law lawyer or two and asking if he or she knows and could recommend anyone who arbitrates family law disputes. Finally, you could call the Canadian Bar Association's [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1044 Lawyer Referral Service]. Although the service can't recommend one family law arbitrator over another, they will be able to give you some names. | ||
==Resources and links== | ==Resources and links== | ||
