When tensions are high, the idea of sitting down to resolve issues with someone you don’t see eye-to-eye with can feel impossible. However, family dispute resolution is specifically designed to help people who are in conflict, not just those already on good terms. Let’s explore how family dispute resolution can work effectively, even if you…
When family disputes arise, the first instinct is often to prepare for court. But litigation isn’t always the answer, and for many families, it’s not the best answer. Mediation offers a more peaceful, cost-effective, and collaborative way forward. But how do you know if it’s the right option for your situation? 5 Signs divorce mediation…
Navigating family law disputes can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re faced with choices like mediation, arbitration, and court proceedings. Each option has its own set of benefits and understanding them can help you make the best decision for your family’s future. Mediation vs arbitration vs court Mediation: collaboratively working towards a solution Mediation is a…
Mediation for family law is a powerful tool that many overlook due to common misconceptions. What if resolving your family disputes could be less about conflict and more about collaboration? Mediation offers a path to achieve just that, yet myths about its effectiveness and fairness often overshadow its potential. Let’s debunk some common myths about…
Did you know there are alternatives to court for family law disputes? Mediation provides a structured, professional, and cost-effective way to resolve conflicts without the financial and emotional toll of litigation. If you’re facing challenges in co-parenting, property settlement, or other family matters, mediation may be the best way forward. Why mediation? Mediation is a…
If you’re looking for a way to settle parenting matters without the stress and expense of court, our Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, Andrew Lander, can help you reach practical solutions that work for you and your family. At Lander Solicitors Queensland, we believe that there’s a better way to resolve parenting disputes—one that is faster,…
If you’re worried about having reduced access and losing your connection with your grandchildren, we share everything you need to know about grandparent rights in Queensland. Do grandparents have the right to access their grandchildren? The short answer is no. Grandparents don’t have a legal “right” to access their grandchildren. However, they do have standing,…
