Family Court: Alternative dispute resolution: Four-way meetings

	Superior Court of Justice Family Court Branch
	Choosing your procedure in the Family Court Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) Four-way meetings: At any time (before or after any court action is taken), the clients and their lawyers may agree to meet on an informal basis, anywhere and on one or more occasions to try to settle the family dispute.
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	The Mediation Centre Inc., Kathleen Chapman, Dir. 651 Talbot Street, London, Ontario, Canada N6A 2T6 Phone: 519-673-1113; Fax: 519-673-5060 E-mail: <kchapman@mediationcentre.com> Web: `http://mediationcentre.com/index.html` ©2001 The Family Mediation Centre--Updated: Oct. 28

Superior Court of Justice

Family Court Branch

Choosing your procedure in the Family Court

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR)

Four-way meetings:

At any time (before or after any court action is taken), the clients and their lawyers may agree to meet on an informal basis, anywhere and on one or more occasions to try to settle the family dispute.

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The Mediation Centre Inc., Kathleen Chapman, Dir.
651 Talbot Street, London, Ontario, Canada N6A 2T6
Phone: 519-673-1113; Fax: 519-673-5060
E-mail: <kchapman@mediationcentre.com>
Web: http://mediationcentre.com/index.html
©2001 The Family Mediation Centre--Updated: Oct. 28