Family

Equa Dispute Resolution Centre is dedicated to assisting families in resolving their disputes through mediation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes. Family disputes can be emotionally charged and complex, involving issues such as divorce, child custody, property division, and financial matters. Our experienced mediators and neutrals are well-equipped to guide families through the resolution process in a supportive and empathetic manner.

Mediation is a key approach utilized at Equa for family dispute resolution. It is a voluntary and confidential process where parties work together, facilitated by a neutral mediator, to find mutually acceptable solutions. Our mediators create a safe space for open and constructive communication, enabling family members to express their concerns, interests, and priorities. Through this collaborative approach, families have the opportunity to reach agreements that meet their unique needs and foster a positive future for all parties involved.

Equa also offers various ADR methods tailored to family disputes, such as arbitration and parenting coordination. Arbitration provides a more formalized process where an impartial arbitrator makes a binding decision based on the evidence and arguments presented by both sides. Parenting coordination involves the assistance of a trained professional who helps parents navigate co-parenting issues and develop effective parenting plans.

At Equa, we understand the sensitive nature of family disputes and the importance of preserving relationships, especially when children are involved. Our neutrals and mediators are skilled in addressing the dynamics and complexities of family dynamics, ensuring a fair and balanced process. We prioritize the best interests of the family and strive to help them achieve durable and mutually satisfactory resolutions.

By choosing Equa as your dispute resolution centre for family disputes, you can expect professionalism, integrity, and confidentiality throughout the process. Our goal is to provide families with a supportive and neutral environment where they can address their concerns, explore options, and work towards a resolution that meets their unique needs and circumstances.

In the era of globalization, online dating is a trend. People meet online and carry on their relationship while sitting at geographical distance. The cross borders marriages are not new any more. Everything is OK when the relationship is OK but circumstances and situations become difficult when the disputes arises. Equa can directly help you here. If you not happy with your relationships and want to get separated, then Equa definitely can help you out by making the procedure easier to you. If the parties are mutually agreed for separation, then Equa can make the process even more simple for you. The Equa certified mediators will sit with you virtually while you are at your home at your convenience. The certified mediators are trend both in psychology and law. The mediators listen to you, maintains your privacy and decides and settle your disputes as per law. The certified mediators make it a point that the terms and conditions of separation are according to the law of the land. The certified mediators even help you with regard to division of common family property, if you want that too as per law.  Even if, one of the party does not agree for mutual separation, then Equa certified mediators shall make it very clear that they are helping you out as per legal provisions and guidelines of the Supreme Court. Even if you approached the court, nothing will change except spending more time because the Equa certified neutrals have high regards to law and they decide and settle the disputes only in the manner what law says or the supreme court directs. 

Types of Disputes

• Allocation of debt and assets

• Spousal and child support

• Breach of fiduciary duty claims

• Valuation and disposition of family-owned businesses

• Marriage and domestic partner dissolution

• Relocation

• Validity of pre- or post-nuptial agreements

• Capacity issues

• Child custody and parenting coordination

• Characterization of property

• Attorneys’ fees and costs