Mediation Canberra

02/05/2026

Before you can apply to court for parenting orders in Australia, you generally need a Section 60I certificate from an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner.

Most people first hear about it from a lawyer, and it lands as another bit of paperwork in an already stressful process. It is actually doing something useful: confirming that genuine effort was made to resolve things outside court, or explaining why that wasn't possible.

Worth a few minutes if you or someone close to you is navigating separation.

A Section 60I certificate shows you've attempted family dispute resolution before going to court. Learn what it is, when you need it, and how to get one in Canberra.

17/04/2026

Thinking about mediation or need help with conflict in business or the workplace but not sure where to start? Your first conversation with us is always free.

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01/04/2026

Leadership and conflict coaching in Canberra. What it is and how does it help. Many leaders are promoted for technical skill then face conflict, performance issues or have to manage change with little support. Coaching offers a confidential space to slow down, think clearly and create practical next steps tailored to the people and problems you're facing right now. Read the full post: https://wix.to/8IA8Ooo

Most managers and leaders are promoted because they are good at their work, then suddenly find themselves dealing with conflict, performance issues and change with very little support. Leadership and conflict coaching gives you a confidential space to slow down, think clearly about these situations....

13/01/2026

Separated parenting doesn't have to mean chaos. Our latest guide breaks down the best co‑parenting apps available in Australia — features, pros and cons, and tips for choosing one that suits your family's needs. Read the full guide: https://wix.to/daZ1VF9

30/11/2025

Christmas and the summer holidays are upon us. If still don’t have firm plans for the kids (and you and your ex can’t quite agree on Christmas, New Year or the school holidays) you may be interested in our fixed‑fee, online mediation.

It’s designed for parents who want a calm, structured conversation with a family dispute resolution practitioner, so you can avoid drawn‑out arguments and know what’s happening. You can see how it works, what it costs, and typical timeframes here:

Urgent Christmas Mediation Australia-Wide. Missed the court deadline? Secure your holiday parenting schedule now with our fast, fixed-fee virtual service. Avoid conflict. Book today.

29/11/2025

Christmas holiday mediation now available Australia-wide

If you've missed the court deadline for Christmas arrangements, it's not too late. Our online mediation sessions cover Christmas Day, New Year's and January school holidays for separated families anywhere in Australia.

Fixed-fee, same-week availability. Book now to avoid confusion over the holidays.

If you've missed the court deadline, it's not too late. Our online Christmas and New Year holiday mediation sessions are held Australia-wide and cover Christmas Day, New Year's and the January school holidays for separated families.Up to three hours of mediation, $1,100 per party (fixed fee) to help...