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| August 17, 2025
Right before Christmas, the Ontario legislature gave assent to an amendment to the Family Law Act. On December 4, 2024, Schedule 9 was released. In it, the Government of Ontario... Continue Reading...
| August 16, 2025
Whether the dispute is about a coffee chain or a divorce, choosing the right mediator/arbitrator is not just a procedural step; it is a strategic necessity. The recent Ontario Court... Continue Reading...
| August 12, 2025
When I was in law school in the 90’s, there was this chatter about ADR, alternative dispute resolution. It was this nuevo way of resolving legal disputes. The professors and... Continue Reading...
| August 9, 2025
In the realm of family law, resolving disputes can often be a lengthy and complicated process. However, there are many out-of-court alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms designed to streamline settlement.... Continue Reading...
| August 9, 2025
When I mediate between spouses that are going through divorce, I have to recognize at what stage each person is at. I have to understand their emotional states and their... Continue Reading...
| August 7, 2025
Toronto has some of the worse (and best) Divorce Mediators. The breakdown of a personal relationship is…well…very personal. When an intimate and long-term spousal relationship ends, plenty of emotions are... Continue Reading...
| August 2, 2025
All humans possess bias. Divorce mediators are no different. They bring a unique set of life experiences, likes, dislikes, biases and opinions to their work. Personal backgrounds and experiences inform how... Continue Reading...
| August 2, 2025
Recent studies have examined the connection between gender and negotiation practices, uncovering intriguing insights into how men and women approach dispute resolution remarkably differently. Research suggests that women tend to... Continue Reading...
| August 2, 2025
In the beginning, there was Stu Webb. Stu practiced traditional family law for more than 20 years in Minneapolis, when during the late 1980’s he became interested in mediation and alternate dispute... Continue Reading...
| August 1, 2025
People from all walks of life separate and divorce. People from every race, religion and culture separate and divorce. People with special needs, learning disorders, cognitive impairment, ADHD, dyslexia, mood... Continue Reading...