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Dispute Resolution in Family Law: Protecting Choice, Promoting Inclusion

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Full Report - 2,010k (PDF)
Executive Summary - 184k (PDF)
Transmittal Letter/Cover Page - 127k (PDF)
Table of Contents - 123k (PDF)
Section 1: Introduction and Structure - 207k (PDF)
Section 2: The Law and Practice of Arbitration - 260k (PDF)
Section 3: Family and Inheritance Law - 260k (PDF)
Section 4: Summary of Consultations - 503k (PDF)
Section 5: Constitutional Considerations - 252k (PDF)
Section 6: Analysis - 429k (PDF)
Section 7: Suggestions from the Review Submissions - 367k (PDF)
Section 8: Recommendations - 239k (PDF)
Appendix I - Terms of Reference - 161k (PDF)
Appendix II - List of Participants - 342k (PDF)
Appendix III - List of Submissions - 235k (PDF)
Appendix IV - Rules for Conciliation - 181k (PDF)
Appendix V - Rules for Arbitration - 265k (PDF)
Appendix VI - Standard Arbitration Agreement (Epstein Cole LLP) - 220k (PDF)
Appendix VII - Certificate of Independent Legal Advice (B'nai Brith) - 184k (PDF)
Appendix VIII - Affidavit of Solicitor (B'nai Brith) - 143k (PDF)
List of Abbreviations - 136k (PDF)
Bibliography - 176k (PDF)

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