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Lawyers who mediate family law problems are called ''family law mediators'', and have special training in mediation apart from their training as lawyers. Because there are no rules about who can and who can't call themselves a mediator, you should look carefully at the mediator's credentials before agreeing to use that person as your mediator. | Lawyers who mediate family law problems are called ''family law mediators'', and have special training in mediation apart from their training as lawyers. Because there are no rules about who can and who can't call themselves a mediator, you should look carefully at the mediator's credentials before agreeing to use that person as your mediator. | ||
'''Further | '''Further reading:''' | ||
*[[Introduction to the Legal System for Family Matters]] | *[[Introduction to the Legal System for Family Matters]] | ||