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Legal regulationsFamily mediation is regulated in the Code of civil procedure in articles: 436, 445², 570² and 183¹. Pursuant to these regulations there exists the possibility of making arrangements by way of mediation against a unanimous request of the parties prior to starting the court procedure or based on a court decision directing the parties to a mediation process. It is always a voluntary process and the mediator is bound by a confidentiality rule, also in respect of the court. Should a settlement be reached, the Court will hold a hearing to confirm the settlement made before the mediator. BenefitsA divorce suit, in a situation when a settlement made by way of mediation is submitted to a court, is shorter and usually enables avoidance of big financial and emotional costs associated with a dispute becoming embittered. Divorce mediation enables continuation of the relations between the parting couple based on parental ties and links rather than marital ties as was the case during the marriage. Family mediation does not exclude the possibility of using the assistance of other experts: psychotherapists, lawyers, developmental psychologists. |




