Category: Collab Practice

From eDeliberation  Blog, organized with Colin Rule I’d wager we’ve all had a friend or family member share one of...

Are you struggling with Co-Parenting after divorce?  If you are, it is no surprise. The issues within your marriage most...

Joy Rosenthal's Mediation BlogI want to say a word about neutrality, which is a very important concept in mediation. The...

IndisputablyHello all: This is my maiden post on Indisputably! A big thank you to my esteemed colleagues Andrea, Michael, Sarah,...

From Accord3  Blog, organized with Peter Adler Ok, we’ve got a problem. Last week Britain announced a new Minister of Loneliness....

An unforgettable experience that facilitative mediators encounter is the experience of being part of a truly transformative mediation.  It’s a...

“What's in a name? that which we call a rose By any other word would smell as sweet;” Or would...

Adapted from the original article of the author published in the IAC Voice, Volume 4, Issue 109, August 2015The other...

At the end of last year’s football season, Colin Kaepernick knelt during the national anthem to protest police violence and...

Institute for the Study of Conflict Transformation by Dan SimonHere’s me trying to persuade another mediator that she’s not being...

When parents or couples decide to separate, pursue a divorce or are considering a modification of a family related matter,...

IBA-VIAC CDRC Vienna 2017 - where mediation and negotiation crosses borders Following two successful editions of the IBA-VIAC Consensual Dispute...

From the CPR blog. My last column described the cultural, economic and structural changes in the legal and business communities that...

Originally published at datingadvice.com In the US, a divorce occurs every 13 seconds, and separations affect 50% of all marriages. Divorce...

From Joy Rosenthal's blog.Your wedding day is only a few months off and your fiancé nervously mentions that he would...

IndisputablyFOIs Erin Archerd (Detroit Mercy Law) & Kristen Blankley (Nebraska College of Law) sent me the following for posting, which...

Divorce is a hard process and perhaps nobody knows this better than the children of divorced parents, who can find...

It is not surprising that most separating and divorcing parents worry about the impact of divorce on their children. After...

After studying neuroscience for the past ten years, I have begun to think differently about mediation, and how we help...

“Nature has a three-track mind: it seeks to grow/mature, heal/cleanse and increase diversity/complexity for the greater health of the system.”...

Over the course of the last 25 years, mediation has grown to become the preferred alternative method of dispute resolution...

Indisputably Click to review Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4. ***2016 has been a dramatic election year, to say the least. ...

From a global business perspective, today’s laws do not reflect the need for certainty and predictability of sound risk management....

Kluwer Mediation BlogIt’s that time of year again! Mediation Awareness Week is about to kick off in Ireland, the UK...

Kluwer Mediation BlogI practice, teach and preach mediation for the past fifteen years and whenever I would introduce myself as...

I write this article with a great deal of ambivalence as a cautionary tale. As a child of divorce, a...

I had decided, for professional reasons, to take a course in Collaborative training. I opted to take a course far...

A significant part of my law practice is a steady stream of prenuptial agreements for clients who are embarking on...

JAMS ADR Blog by Chris PooleWhen parties are faced with an attractive settlement offer, they frequently wish to compare the...

Dispute Settlement Counsel by Michael Zeytoonian. When I work with people to help them resolve their disputes, I often find...