A Critical Analysis of Standards of Practice for the Family Mediator in Nigeria.

S. T. James

doi:10.52589/AJLPRA-RGOFLDPH

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A Critical Analysis of Standards of Practice for the Family Mediator in Nigeria.

African Journal of Law, Political Research and Administration

Vol. 7Issue 32024pp. 25–35Published 20 September 2024

DOI 10.52589/AJLPRA-RGOFLDPH

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Abstract:

Family disputes are particularly peculiar because of the ties between the parties involved. The settlement of such conflicts requires a resolution mechanism that not only decides the rights and obligations of the parties but addresses the root causes of the dispute and preserves their relationships. This is mediation's forte – settling disputes and addressing the root cause of disputes. Concerning family disputes, mediation plays a significant role. This article finds that mediation is a practical and effective tool for family dispute resolution and makes recommendations for its wider adoption and use in Nigeria.

Keywords:Mediation Family Mediation Family Divorce Marriage.

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