Family Dispute Resolution

Section I: Introduction Chapter 1: Family Dispute Resolution: Toward a Differentiated Approach to Family Justice Peter Salem, Kelly Browe Olson, and Abby White Section II: Mediation Chapter 2: Family Mediation Peter Salem and Bernard Mayer Chapter 3:Child Inclusive Practice in Divorce Mediation and Allied Contexts Jennifer McIntosh Chapter 4: A Mediation Model for Self-Represented Parties Susan Hansen, Casey Holtz, and Michael Dwyer Section III: Beyond Mediation - Family Dispute Resolution Processes Chapter 5: Parenting Coordination Barbara Fidler and Annette T. Burns Chapter 6: Online Dispute Resolution for Family Disputes Colin Rule Chapter 7: Early Neutral Assessment and Evaluation as a Settlement Process Kathleen McNamara Chapter 8: Helping Low-Income, Unmarried Parents With Parenting Time Jessica Pearson and Nancy Thoennes Chapter 9: Arbitrating Family Law Disputes Barbara Ann Atwood Chapter 10: Parenting Plan Evaluations as a Resolution Tool Sol R. Rappaport Chapter 11: The Case for Evidence-Based Parent Education Programs in Family Dispute Resolution Irwin Sandler, Karey O'Hara, Sharlene A. Wolchik, and Peter Salem Section IV: Critical Challenges in Family Dispute Resolution Chapter 12: Managing Intractable Conflict in Shared Parenting Arrangements Robin Deutsch and Matthew Sullivan Chapter 13: Intimate Partner Violence and Family Dispute Resolution: Coercion, Capacity, and Control Kelly Browe Olson Chapter 14: Working With Clients With High Conflict Personalities Bill Eddy Chapter 15: Substance Use Disorders: A Primer for Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners Stephanie Tabashneck, Leslie Drozd, and Jeffrey A. Soilson Section V: Collaborative Advocacy Chapter 16: Early Negotiation Processes John Lande Chapter 17: The Evolving Role of Lawyers in Family Dispute Resolution Carolyn Wilkes Kaas and Beth Fawver McCormack Chapter 18: Child Participation and Child Advocacy: Integrating Children's Voices and Interests in Family Dispute Resolution Stacey Platt and Laura Matthews-Jolly Chapter 19: Limited Scope Representation: An Important Tool and Peacemaking Catalyst for Family Dispute Resolution Forrest S. Mosten Section VI: Culture, Diversity, and Family Dispute Resolution Chapter 20: Integrating Issues of Culture in Family Dispute Resolution Gitu Bhatia Chapter 21: Dispute Resolution Challenges for Families With a Child With Special Needs Robert L. Kaufman and Daniel B. Pickar Chapter 22: Gender and Sexual Orientation Matters Allan Edward Barsky Section VII: Family Dispute Resolution and the Courts Chapter 23: Case Management in the Family Courts: Differentiating Legal and Mental Health Services to Assist Families Michael Saini Chapter 24: Court and Community Planning for Family Dispute Resolution: The Case for an Integrated Model Andrew Schepard, Marsha Kline Pruett, and Peter Salem Chapter 25: Implementing ODR in Family Court: Insights from the First Neutral Program Evaluation in the United States Jennifer Shack and Donna Shestowsky Chapter 26: The Family Resolutions Specialty Court: A Multidisciplinary Problem-Solving Approach Marsha Kline Pruett, Linda S. Fidnick, and Noelle Barrist Stern Section VIII: Special Issues in Family Dispute Resolution Chapter 27: Social Science Research in Family Dispute Resolution: Evidence-Base and Missing Confirmation Marsha Kline Pruett and Ellie A. Briskin Chapter 28: Confidentiality and Privilege Considerations in Family Dispute Resolution Gregory Firestone Chapter 29: Dealing With Multiple Codes of Conduct: A Guide for Ethical Decision-Making When Guidelines Collide Arnold T. Shienvold