New Forms of Resolving Disputes - ADR

Family Law Quarterly

Volumn 33, Issue 3, 1999, Pages 581-586

  Loeb, Leonard L ^a  

^a State Bar of Wisconsin   (United States)

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References (24)

1. H. Jay Folberg, Divorce Mediation - The Emerging American Model, in THE RESOLUTION OF FAMILY CONFLICT: COMPARATIVE LEGAL PERSPECTIVES 193 (John M. Eekelaar & Sanford N. Katz eds., 1984).
2. Doris Jonas Freed & Henry H. Foster, Family Law in the Fifty States: An Overview, 17 FAM. L. Q. 365, 367 (1984).
3. Id. at 367.
4. Introduction to DIVORCE AND FAMILY MEDIATION: STANDARDS OF PRACTICE (Task Force on Mediation, Family Law Section, American Bar Association, 1986).
5. Id.
6. Bill Low, An Alternative Solution: ADR, 56 TEX. B.J. 158, 161 (1993).
7. Id. at 161.
8. See, e.g., WIS. STAT. § 802.12 (1998).
9. WIS. STAT. § 802.12 (1998).
10. Allan R. Koritzinsky et al., The Benefits of Arbitration, 14 FAM. ADVOC. 45 (1992).
11. Id.
12. 12. Id. at 46.
13. Id. at 52.
14. Id.
15. Leonard L. Riskin, Understanding Mediators' Orientations, Strategies, and Techniques: A Grid for the Perplexed, 1 HARV. NEG. L. REV. 7, 24 (1996).
16. Id. at 24.
17. Id.
18. Id. at 26.
19. Id. at 28.
20. Id. at 30.
21. Id. at 32.
22. ROBERT A. BARUCH BUSH & JOSEPH P. FOLGER, THE PROMISE OF MEDIATION: RESPONDING TO CONFLICT THROUGH EMPOWERMENT AND RECOGNITION (1st ed. 1994).
23. Id.
24. See Loretta W. Moore, Lawyer Mediators: Meeting the Ethical Challenges, 30 FAM. L. Q. 679 (1996).