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Report: Mediation Empowering Citizens, Freeing Up Australian Courts and Judges

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Thanks to Vicky Pynchon for pointing out an encouraging report from Sydney Morning Herald (Couples, families choosing mediation in battle of wills, 8/14/2008). From the article: Most disputes were resolved [in mediation] without going any further, freeing up courts and judges for other matters, [Attorney-General John Hatzistergos] said. "It is very encouraging that so far this year 59 per cent

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