I am qualified to also engage in Arbitration to resolve any financial related disputes.
Arbitration is a process in which parties to a financial dispute, (other than proceedings relating to a Part VIIIAB financial agreement), present arguments and evidence to an independent arbitrator, who decides to resolve the dispute. The power is provided by way of Court orders through section 10L of the Family Law Act 1975.
Parties may also undertake private arbitration, (which is arbitration that has not been ordered by the Court), in relation to the following:
- Part VIII, Part VIIIA and/or, Part VIIIAB proceedings.
- Part VIIIB proceedings or section 106A proceedings.
- Any part of such proceedings
- Any matter arising in such proceedings.
- A dispute about a matter with respect to which such proceedings could be instituted
As a qualified arbitrators I am specially trained and accredited in arbitration, as accredited by Australian Institute of Family Law Arbitrators and Mediators (AIFLAM) to be able to conduct family law arbitrations.