This is a revised and updated article, Kearney (2011), which considers research findings indicating children’s wishes and concerns around parental separation and their involvement in the mediation process. It looks at how Irish family mediators bring the child’s voice into the room, ensuring that the views and wishes of children are heard, when their parents are engaging in family mediation. Finally, it considers the implications of the Thirty-first Amendment of the Constitution (Children) 2012, and the Mediation Bill, due to be enacted in 2014 and possible challenges facing family mediators when these legislative instruments are enacted
In this article, the author presents the peculiarities of the inclusion of the child in the mediati...
In 2006, the Australian Federal Government made family mediation compulsory before pursuing litigati...
Traditionally, children and young people in Ireland have not been given the opportunity to have thei...
This is a revised and updated article, Kearney (2011), which considers research findings indicating ...
This thesis examines the emerging area of alternative dispute resolution in a family law context in ...
International efforts to ensure compliance with Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the R...
International efforts to ensure compliance with Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the R...
In Ireland, the Constitution guarantees very strong rights to parents and the family, and there has ...
Children are commonly recognized as separate human beings with individual views and wishes worthy of...
The Convention of the Right of the Child established the notion of the ‘best interest of the child’ ...
Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) conference 2015, March 31 - April 2, 2015, University of Warw...
The Convention of the Right of the Child established the notion of the ‘best interest of the child’ ...
Explains the importance of providing children with the opportunity for their views to be directly he...
In Ireland, the Constitution guarantees very strong rights to parents and the family, and there has ...
Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989 provides that all childr...
In this article, the author presents the peculiarities of the inclusion of the child in the mediati...
In 2006, the Australian Federal Government made family mediation compulsory before pursuing litigati...
Traditionally, children and young people in Ireland have not been given the opportunity to have thei...
This is a revised and updated article, Kearney (2011), which considers research findings indicating ...
This thesis examines the emerging area of alternative dispute resolution in a family law context in ...
International efforts to ensure compliance with Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the R...
International efforts to ensure compliance with Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the R...
In Ireland, the Constitution guarantees very strong rights to parents and the family, and there has ...
Children are commonly recognized as separate human beings with individual views and wishes worthy of...
The Convention of the Right of the Child established the notion of the ‘best interest of the child’ ...
Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) conference 2015, March 31 - April 2, 2015, University of Warw...
The Convention of the Right of the Child established the notion of the ‘best interest of the child’ ...
Explains the importance of providing children with the opportunity for their views to be directly he...
In Ireland, the Constitution guarantees very strong rights to parents and the family, and there has ...
Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989 provides that all childr...
In this article, the author presents the peculiarities of the inclusion of the child in the mediati...
In 2006, the Australian Federal Government made family mediation compulsory before pursuing litigati...
Traditionally, children and young people in Ireland have not been given the opportunity to have thei...