The Use Of Arbitration In A Family Law Situation
July 8, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
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Gerald Yemensky, Family Lawyer with Mount Clark Yemensky Barristers, explains the use of arbitration in a family law situation.
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If you, or someone you care about, is dealing with family law issues in the Ottawa, Ontario Region, contact Gerald Yemensky LL.B. at Mount Clark Yemensky for a consultation.
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This podcast is taken from interview on 1 April [...]
The Advantages Of Mediation In A Family Law Situation
July 8, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
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Gerald Yemensky, Family Lawyer with Mount Clark Yemensky Barristers, explains the advantages of mediation in a family law situation.
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If you, or someone you care about, is dealing with family law issues in the Ottawa, Ontario Region, contact Gerald Yemensky LL.B. at Mount Clark Yemensky for a consultation.
Disclaimer:
This podcast is taken from interview on 1 April [...]
Mediation, Arbitration And Collaborative Family Law
June 26, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
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Gerald Yemensky, Family Lawyer with Mount Clark Yemensky Barristers, explains mediation, arbitration and collaborative family law.
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If you, or someone you care about, is dealing with family law issues in the Ottawa, Ontario Region, contact Gerald Yemensky LL.B. at Mount Clark Yemensky for a consultation.
Disclaimer:
This podcast is taken from interview on 1 April 2008 with [...]
The Benefits Of Mediation For Family Law
June 13, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
Mediation works best when both parties have equal bargaining powers and equal degrees of sophistication in understanding their financial situation.
In such a case, mediation is definitely the preferred route because it allows the parties to craft their own agreement. The parties are permitted to explore the issues that might create difficulty both at the [...]
Benefits Of Using Collaborative Law
June 12, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
The essential difference between collaborative family law and the existing model is that the existing model is an adversarial process.
A lawyer acting for a particular client works towards arranging the best possible outcome for that client. There is no consideration given to what happens to the other party. In trying to get the best [...]
The Use Of Arbitration In Family Law
June 11, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
Arbitration is an adjudication process and is similar to the Court process. The parties bring the issues they can not resolve themselves to an impartial third-party arbitrator and the arbitrator makes a decision that is binding upon the parties.
By contrast, in mediation, a mediator does not have the authority to make a decision that is [...]
Mediation And The Role Of Mediator In Family Law
June 5, 2008 by Gerald Yemensky LL.B.
Mediation is a process whereby the parties attempt to balance their respective interests with the assistance of a knowledgeable third and impartial party.
I have been actively doing mediation in Ottawa since 1987 and have acted both as a mediator and as counsel to clients in the midst of the mediation process. I have also [...]
