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The Role of the Mediator

15/8/2013

 
During the mediation, the mediator will:
  • keep the best interests of the children as the paramount consideration of discussions
  • help you to identify the issues you wish to discuss
  • help you to remain focused on the issues
  • manage the mediation process, so that those issues may be discussed
  • help you to identify options as potential solutions to issues
  • challenge you and reality test the reasoning behind discussions
  • draft agreements in writing

The mediator will not:
  • make decisions for you
  • tell you what to do
  • take sides with either parent
  • provide legal advice

It is important that you obtain legal advice. You may do this before, during and after the mediation process.  We recommend, as a minimum, that you obtain legal advice prior to the mediation.

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