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Overview
Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.
This course aims to equip lawyers with skills and strategies to support clients going through the FDR process, particularly mediations. The course covers a range of topics including:
- Practical ways to prepare your client for mediation, and support them during the process;
- Common pitfalls lawyers encounter in the FDR process and how to successfully avoid these;
- Understanding how perception can exacerbate conflict in mediation and tools to manage this;
- Practical exercises to shift your client’s mindset – and your own – to achieve better outcomes in FDR.
Last Reviewed: January 2024
Meet the expert
Lisanne is an accredited mediator with over twelve years experience in mediation and dispute resolution. She specialises in family and workplace mediation, as well as delivering training on mediation and dispute resolution.
Reviews
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Very helpful courseThis course was very helpful as a new lawyer and how I can make the mediation process better for my client, myself and the other party. Very helpful hints and very easy to follow.T. Sheehan, SolicitorFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD
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This course is very usefulPresentation of this course is unique and simpleJ. Bharati, SolicitorFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD
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Excellent CourseThe course was easy to follow and the information provided was extremely useful. I highly recommend this course to all lawyers practicing Family Law.
T. Pal, SolicitorFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD -
Great CourseAll family lawyers should do this course.K. Muller, SolicitorFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD
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This is a good course.This course was easy and straightforward. I found the videos simple but detailed in the way it explained mediation.
K. Tran. SolicitorFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD -
I enjoyed it - easy to follow and understandThe first time I tried such an interactive video - it was easy to use, and I felt I got a lot from it.
D. Honchin, BarristerFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD -
Very informative and engaging - with good tips for a successful FDR processThe structure of the course was great - short videos and informative content with reviews throughout. Lots of very useful tips that could have applied to many of my past matters from many different perspectives. I will be utilising these techniques in future FDR sessions and I can definitely see the benefit to keeping clients positive and calm and preventing the vicarious trauma that may otherwise present itself when things get tense and at a point of no return.
M. Nicolle, SolicitorFamily Law Mediation: Getting the Best Outcomes for Your Client Lawyers who deal with family law disputes require more than excellent legal knowledge to achieve the best outcomes for their clients – they also require strong soft skills and practical strategies to help clients successfully navigate the process.LawCPD