Future Family Dispute Resolution

Future Family Dispute Resolution Conflict and Dispute Resolution following family separation.

FFDR provides future focused mediation processes to assist families following relationship breakdown in a neutral, impartial and child focused way.

What are the non-financial contributions that are considered in the assets and liabilities division?Non-financial contri...
10/05/2026

What are the non-financial contributions that are considered in the assets and liabilities division?

Non-financial contributions are taken into consideration during property settlement proceedings. They include parenting and homemaker contributions and other non-financial contributions like providing personal unpaid labour in maintaining or improving the assets or liabilities or the care of a party to the relationship.

Non-financial contributions are relevant to the determination of a fair and equitable division of the assets and liabilities between the parties involved.

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We are glad to have provided you the support and assistance you needed. At Future Family Dispute Resolution, we wish you...
07/05/2026

We are glad to have provided you the support and assistance you needed.
At Future Family Dispute Resolution, we wish you all the best in your new chapter!

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The path to growth starts with where you choose to focus, so shift your focus from pain to purpose, from conflict to gro...
05/05/2026

The path to growth starts with where you choose to focus, so shift your focus from pain to purpose, from conflict to growth!

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Q: Can I apply for parenting orders if I am the kinship or grandparent carer?A: Yes. You can apply for a parenting order...
03/05/2026

Q: Can I apply for parenting orders if I am the kinship or grandparent carer?

A: Yes. You can apply for a parenting order in relation to a child, even if you are not a parent of the child, if you are a grandparent of the child, or you are a person concerned with the care, welfare and development of the child.

Read more: https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/children/grandparents
Like parents, grandparents are also required to try to mediate their disputes with the parents or guardians of children prior to commencing court proceedings.

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FAQ: What happens after dispute resolution?When an agreement is reached at court-based dispute resolution, the judicial ...
30/04/2026

FAQ: What happens after dispute resolution?

When an agreement is reached at court-based dispute resolution, the judicial registrar conducting the conference will make interim or final orders reflecting the agreement. Those orders take effect immediately.

When agreement is reached at private or community-based dispute resolution, you and the other party/ies can file consent orders with the Court or discontinue the Court proceedings and enter into a parenting plan. This will bring your court action to an end.

Source: https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/fl/family-dispute-resolution

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Embrace conflict as an opportunity for growth. In healthy relationships, open dialogue is key. Addressing conflict hones...
28/04/2026

Embrace conflict as an opportunity for growth. In healthy relationships, open dialogue is key. Addressing conflict honestly leads to growth and understanding. Don't let unresolved conflict silently damage relationships.

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Why choose mediation?Mediation puts the control back in your hands, allowing you to actively participate in finding a re...
26/04/2026

Why choose mediation?

Mediation puts the control back in your hands, allowing you to actively participate in finding a resolution that works for you. You will experience a faster, cost-effective, and more fulfilling alternative to a court trial.

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How has my diverse background enriched my skills and knowledge as a mediator?I am a country girl, I grew up in Central Q...
23/04/2026

How has my diverse background enriched my skills and knowledge as a mediator?

I am a country girl, I grew up in Central Queensland and have worked across different regions of Australia including Perth and the Sunshine Coast before becoming a North Brisbane local. These various moves provided me with exposure to outstanding mentors, some exceptional firms, and colleagues from whom I have learnt from. I have grown in knowledge, allowing me to bring a wealth of life and professional experience to my practice as a mediator.

We're here to help you resolve your family law dispute with clarity and compassion!

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You must be willing to listen to the other person’s point of view, be genuinely willing to negotiate and commit to reach...
21/04/2026

You must be willing to listen to the other person’s point of view, be genuinely willing to negotiate and commit to reaching an agreed solution. Focus on compromise rather than conflict.

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How to prepare for mediation?When preparing for mediation, it's essential to explore all possible avenues for resolution...
20/04/2026

How to prepare for mediation?
When preparing for mediation, it's essential to explore all possible avenues for resolution. Consider these key questions to guide your preparation:

-What is your best possible outcome?
-What is your worst possible outcome?
-What other options might work?
-What might the other party want?
-What will happen to your family if you can’t resolve at mediation?

Read more: https://futurefamilydisputeresolution.com.au/mediating-property-division-following-separation/

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High Resolution RatesThe majority of family separation disputes can be successfully resolved or significantly minimised ...
09/04/2026

High Resolution Rates

The majority of family separation disputes can be successfully resolved or significantly minimised with the right preparation and guidance and without the need for costly court proceedings.

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We will provide you with resources to assist your preparation and success rate.
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