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Family mediation as a form of alternative dispute resolution in Poland
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Aug 9, 2020
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2020-08-09
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Abstract
For years, mediation has been unused as an institutionalised form of dispute resolution. The introduction of methods for alternative dispute resolution (ADR) into social life, including the use of impartial mediation in the practice of the Polish justice system, signals some social change. The practice and procedure of mediation is of particular importance in cases regarding close relationships between people. This article explains and promotes family mediation as a form of ADR. Experience shows that mediation in family matters brings a number of benefits to conflicted parties and the justice system.
Keywords: Conflict, dispute, mediation, family.
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Rynkowska, D. (2020). Family mediation as a form of alternative dispute resolution in Poland. New Trends and Issues Proceedings on Humanities and Social Sciences, 7(2), 10–17. https://doi.org/10.18844/prosoc.v7i2.5013
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