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Abstract
The International Conflict Resolution Community has developed considerable theory and many case studies about ripeness and readiness for mediation. Readiness involves a readiness of the disputant to resolve the conflict, while ripeness indicates the time is appropriate to attempt a resolution. There is a sparse amount of theory about these issues in commercial and family dispute resolution (FDR). We discuss the practice of readiness for mediation, FDR and online dispute resolution and develop practices about when to mediate such disputes – especially when domestic violence has occurred.
International Journal of Online Dispute Resolution |
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Article | Readiness for Family and Online Dispute Resolution |
Keywords | online dispute resolution, family dispute resolution, domestic violence, ripeness and readiness, divorce |
Authors | Nussen Ainsworth, Lisa Zeleznikow en John Zeleznikow |
DOI | 10.5553/IJODR/235250022019006002018 |
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