The Benefits and Limitation of Family Mediation as an ADR process within adult Relationship Breakdown

Abstract

The goal of the presented research is to investigate the benefits and limitations of Family Mediation as an ADR process in a relationship breakdown, where interested parties may request mediation to resolve their conflict with the intervention of a qualified mediator to assist decision-making required to reach a possible agreement. The author seeks to understand the family Mediation measures and acquire data from the study of secondary qualitative and quantitative data in this work, utilizing a mixed-method approach, secondary qualitative and quantitative data, and inductive methodologies. The thesis tends to assess families and their relationships in Dublin (Ireland) using the methods already described. It will investigate if the society is aware of the Family mediation procedure by searching the data applied in Google Survey. This thesis will concentrate on the Family Mediation Process as an alternate approach to addressing family issues in case of a relationship breakdown