01494nam a2200205   450000100060000001000150000609000100002110000410003110100080007220000370008021000340011721500220015122500270017330000290020033006910022960602160092070000270113685200160116399501090117931548  a0421584106  a31548  a20120813d1997       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aFamily mediationfLisa Parkinson  aLondoncSweet & Maxwelld1997  aXXIII,527p.d25cm  aFamily practice series  aFundo documental do GRAL  aChapter I- Family mediation and the Family Law Act 1996. Chapter II- Deciding to go to family mediation. Chapter III- Different approaches to family mediation. Chapter IV- Language and communication skills. Chapter V- The mediation process - Opening stages. Chapter VI- Mediation concerning children. Chapter VII- Mediation on financial and property issues. Chapter VIII- Managing power imbalances in mediation. Chapter IX- Dealing with deadlocks. Chapter X- The memorandum of understanding - or misunderstanding? Chapter XI- How can family mediation be measured? Chapter XII- Becoming a family mediator - Developing family mediation skills. Chapter XIII- The future of family mediation  aDIREITO DA FAMÍLIAyReino UnidoMEDIAÇÃO FAMILIARyReino UnidoDIVÓRCIOyReino UnidoVIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICAyReino UnidoPROTECÇÃO À FAMÍLIAyReino UnidoPROTECÇÃO DE MENORESyReino Unido9121621  aPARKINSONbLisa924215  jMED.FAM_PAR  104MED__FAM_PAR52021-12-17672GRAL935502aDGPJcDGPJfDGPJ72GRAL381621kMED.FAM_PARn2021-12-17o0rMO