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notes Fam ily dis pute resolution (cont.) Notes (cont. from page 38) 6 Robert McKay ‘Ethi cal Consid er ations in Alter na tive Dispute Resolu tion’ (1990) 45 Arbitra tion Journal 15 at 22. 7 Martha Fineman ‘Domi nant Discourse Profes sional Language and Legal Change in Child Custody Decision Making’ (1990) 101(4) Harvard Law Review 727 at 760-768. 8 Bridget Sordo ‘The Lawyer’s Role in Media tion’ (1996) 7(1) Austra lian Dispute Resolu tion Journal 20 at 23. 9 National Council for Violence Against Women prepared by Astor Hilary Guide lines for Use if Mediat ing Cases Involv ing Violence Against Women NCVAW (1992). 10 Susan Gribben, ‘Violence and Family Media tion: Practice’ (1994) 8 Austra lian Journal of Family Law 22 at 34-35. 11 See for example, Leo Hawkins, Michael Hudson and Robert Cornall The Legal Negoti a tor, Longman Profes sional: Melbourne (1991) at section D(3), Hugh Mackay Why Don’t People Listen? Pan Austra lia (1994), and Judi Brownell Build ing Active Listen ing Skills, Prentice-Hall: New York (1986). 12 Gribben (1994) at 34-35. 13 Sordo (1996) at 23. 14 Penelope Bryan ‘Reclaim ing Profes sion al ism: The Lawyer’s Role in Divorce Media tion’ (1994) 28 Family Law Quarterly 177 at 217-218. 15 Sordo (1996) at 23 refer ring to John Wade ‘The Last Gap in Negoti a tions – Why is it Impor tant? How can it be Crossed?’ (1995) 6 Austra lian Dispute Resolu tion Journal 190. 16 Tom Altobelli ‘Family Lawyers as Media tors’ (1995) 9 Austra lian Journal of Family Law 222 at 229. 17 Sordo (1996) at 25. 18 Robert Mnookin and Lewis Kornhauser ‘Bargain ing in the Shadow of the Law: The Case of Divorce’ (1979) 88 Yale Law Journal 950. 19 See Gerard Sammon ‘The Ethical Duties of Lawyers Who Act for Parties to a Media tion’ (1993) Austra lian Dispute Resolu tion Journal 190 at 193. 20 M Dee Samuels and Joel Shawn ‘The Role of the Lawyers Outside the Media tion Process’ (1983) 2 Media tion Quarterly 13 at 15, Note ‘Lawyer Media tion in Family Disputes’ (1985) 59 (11) Law Insti tute Journal 1163. 21 Altobelli (1995) at 229. 22 Sordo (1996) at 26 refer ring to Thomas Bishop ‘Medi a tion Standards: An Ethical Safety Net’ (1984) Media tion Quarterly 5 at 8 and Sammon (1993) at 196. 23 Altobelli (1995) at 229. Notes (cont. from page 12) 26 s530A(2)(h) 27 See s500A and s500B 29 Briginshaw v Briginshaw (1938) 60 CLR 336 30 At [18] – [19] 64 The Verdict Vol. 2 2006 24 Simon Roberts ‘Medi a tion in the Lawyers’ Embrace’ (1992) 55 Modern Law Review 258 at 261. 25 McKay (1990) at 22. See also Carrie Menkel-Meadow ‘The Trans for ma tion of Disputes by Lawyers: What the Dispute Paradigm Does and Does not Tell Us’ (1985) Missouri Journal of Dispute Resolu tion 31-34, and Leonard Riskin ‘Toward New Standards for the Neutral Lawyer in Media tion’ (1984) 26 Arizona Law Review 329 at 330. 26 House of Repre sen ta tives Stand ing Commit tee on Family and Commu nity Affairs (2003) at 77. 27 Nan Seuffert ‘Locat ing Lawyer ing: Power Dialogue and Narra tive’ (1996) 18 Sydney Law Review 523. 28 Altobelli (1995) at 229. 29 Altobelli (1995) at 230. 30 Patri cia Winks ‘Divorce Media tion: A Non-Adver sary Proce dure for the No-Fault Divorce’ (1981) 19 Journal of Family Law 615 at 646. McKay (1990) at 22 makes a similar state ment. 31 Sordo (1996) at 25. 32 Jenny David ‘Inte grat ing Alter na tive Dispute Resolu tion (ADR) in Law Schools’ (1991) 2 Austra lian Dispute Resolu tion Journal 5. Also Jack Effron ‘Break ing Adjudi ca tion’s Monop oly: Alter na tives to Litiga tion Come to Law School’ (1991) 2 Austra lian Dispute Resolu tion Journal 21; Karen Kraemer and David Singer ‘Teach ing Media tion: The Need to Overhaul Legal Educa tion’ (1992) 47 Arbitra tion Journal 12; and Richard Calver ‘Teach ing Alter na tive Dispute Resolu tion in Austra lian Law Schools: A Study’ (1996) 2 Commer cial Dispute Resolu tion Journal 209. 33 Jenny David ‘Lawyers – Engage in ADR!’ (1991) 65 Law Insti tute Journal 51; Peter McCar thy and Janet Walker ‘Involve ment of Lawyers in the Media tion Process’ (1996) 26 Family Law 154 for a discus sion of the various roles for lawyers discussed here as well as results of a survey of FMA (Family Media tor Associ a tion) trained media tors on the issue of lawyer involve ment in media tion). 34 Ellen Goodman ‘Dispute Resolu tion in Family Law: Is ‘Concil ia tory Proce dure’ the Answer?’ (1986-1987) 1 Austra lian Journal of Family Law 28 and at 35-37. 35 M Murayama, ‘Does a Lawyer Make a Differ ence? Effects of a Lawyer on Media tion Outcomes in Japan’ (1999) 13 Inter na tional Journal of Law Policy and the Family 52. 36 Judith Ryan ‘The Lawyer as Media tor: A New Role for Lawyers in the Practice of Non-adversarial Divorce’ (1986) 1 Canadian Family Law Quarterly 105 at 132. Us ing the law to re spond to home less ness (cont.) 31 See s572B and s572C 32 s572A 33 s564, s565 34 s571
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