Child Inclusion in Dispute Resolution in the NZ Family Court

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Child Inclusion in Dispute Resolution in the NZ Family Court

Child Inclusion in Dispute Resolution in the New Zealand Family Court

Jill GoldsonFebruary 1, 2009 Report

Ongoing research into less adversarial dispute resolution in the Family Court is now influencing perception about the role of children in this process. There is a tipping point occurring internationally in family law regarding this matter, and the Care of Children Amendment Act 2008, along with the Family Proceedings Amendment Act 2008 in New Zealand, is now demanding scrutiny of these issues in terms of application.

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