Specialists in Preventative Law
We help businesses and individuals to avoid disputes through planning, and to resolve disputes through mediation.
Mediation Explained
Mediation is a process by which a neutral third party called a mediator helps people in conflict negotiate a mutually acceptable agreement.
Process and Benefits of Mediation
Mediation is a guided negotiation, helping parties communicate with each other, and exploring the issues which are of real importance to them.
Workplace Mediation
An employment dispute can result in a substantial loss for your organisation. This warrants a strategy that eliminates disruption and financial and emotional cost.
Commercial & Business Mediation
Effectively managing disputes is a sure way to reduce legal and administrative costs to free up management time for more productive purposes.
Family Law Mediation
Mediation will reduce the duration of difficult periods and processes, and the financial and emotional costs invovled.
Community Groups Facilitation
Disputes faced by communities, local councils and non-government organisations can be dealt with using alternative dispute resolution practices.
Wills & Estates
Mediating a dispute over an inheritance can save time in a courtroom, and save a family. This process can resolve estate matters without dividing the beneficiaries.Latest Post
ADR Forum Online May 2012 – CPD
Advances in technology have made Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) a more viable solution for the parties and ADR practitioners alike. Technology has reached a level of general acceptance and will gain widespread recognition as an aide to make dispute resolution …read more
Latest News
Advances in technology have made Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) a more viable solution for the parties and ADR practitioners alike. Technology has reached a level of general acceptance and will gain widespread recognition as an aide to make dispute resolution …read more
In the span of such a few weeks, Australian small businesses have seen a small business minister appointed to Cabinet, the announcement of a federal small business commissioner and the likelihood of a tax cut from July.
Not a bad …read more
The body charged with mediating disputes on retail leases in Victoria says that the “financial tightness” among landlords and tenants is likely driving a surge in conflicts.
The state’s Small Business Commissioner Geoff Browne says the number of complaints about …read more
The board of National Mediation Conference invites you to participate in Australia’s premier conference on dispute resolution. The 11th National Mediation Conference will be held from 10 to 13 September 2012 at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, New South …read more
In the beginning of each year, there is always a clamor to know what is in store for the next 12 months.
Some will look at last year and make a string of resolutions and predictions. Alternative Dispute Resolution has …read more
Welcome to the Australian Mediation Association
Welcome to the Australian Mediation Association (AMA) your Resolution Experts. The AMA is a group of Mediators and conflict resolution practitioners who provide private mediation services, consulting services, and education in mediation, communication and negotiation, to help businesses and individuals avoid disputes through planning and to resolve disputes through mediation.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a widely used set of processes that continues to grow as a means of resolving even the most complex, high stakes cases. Through a combination of the expertise of our distinguished mediators and associates and effective business practices, we have set the standard for ADR providers nationwide.
The AMA is focused on facilitating highly professional, diplomatic and responsive interventions that achieve successful outcomes for all parties involved.
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