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There are many other procedural options available to parties in Family Law disputes. Section 8 of the ''FLA'' requires counsel and other Family Dispute Resolution Professionals to discuss the advisability of the various types of family dispute resolution, which include those listed above as well as the following: | There are many other procedural options available to parties in Family Law disputes. Section 8 of the ''FLA'' requires counsel and other Family Dispute Resolution Professionals to discuss the advisability of the various types of family dispute resolution, which include those listed above as well as the following: | ||
* | * Family Law Arbitration. See http://family.legalaid.bc.ca/visit/arbitrators for more information | ||
* Med/Arb, which is a combination of both Mediation and Arbitration. | |||
* | * Judicial Settlement Conferences pursuant to Rule 7-2 of the ''Supreme Court Family Rules'' | ||
* | * Family Management Conferences pursuant to Rule 7(1) of the ''Provincial Court Family Rules'' | ||
* | * The use of a Parenting Coordinator to address ongoing parenting and communication issues between the parties after an order or agreement has been reached for the parenting arrangement. For more information see http://www.bcparentingcoordinators.com/ | ||
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== I. Availability of Divorce Services in BC == | == I. Availability of Divorce Services in BC == | ||
