Availability of mediation in family disputes
2017
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mustafa Serdar Özbek
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Since almost half of the legal dispute sent to the court is not crical issues that should have been submitted to the court, court does not work effectively in sense of managing its working time. Most of individuals choose mediation process after their issues are submitted to the court. Similar to all other subjects, marriage and family disputes may also be submitted to the court but; since family and marriage are sensitive issues that may affect individuals, their children, their relatives and the society, it should be evaluated properly and differently. Thas, trying to make both parties deal on the subject before the issue would have been submitted to the court, could solve the problem with the least damage. In the world of law, "mediation" has recently increased its population and has become an effective way of solving problems. While doing research about the matters in family law that have been subject fort he court, we tried firstly to investigate respect to law, then we tried to analyze mediation subject based on damaged union of marriage and fact of divorce with respect to basis of family law. It is obvious that court may benefit enourmosly from disputes in family law and mediation process.
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Nursen Karagözoğlu
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Nursen Karagözoğlu (Master Thesis). Availability of mediation in family disputes, 2017, Başkent University.
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