I became aware of the importance of process to family law clients, not just outcomes.
In this episode Joanne Law chats with Daniel Myers currently Special Counsel and Mediator at Schetzer Papaleo Family Lawyers in Queen St in Melbourne.
Daniel is a family lawyer, nationally accredited mediator, collaborative law practitioner and has completed a graduate diploma in psychology.
Originally from Manchester in England he now makes Melbourne his home.
Daniel is very client focused and supports clients with legal advice as well as more comprehensive legal services.
He understands the importance of the process for Family Law Clients and has spent many years educating himself on negotiation and psychology, “the science of how we think, feel and act”
You can call Daniel on 03 8602 2000 or use the link to his LinkedIn profile or website below his photo for more information.
Venita Dimos is a dispute resolution professional collaborating with Mediation Institute to develop a brand new conflict prevention and resolution coaching program called the SOLVE CODE.
Venita Dimos is a dispute resolution professional collaborating with Mediation Institute to develop a brand new conflict prevention and resolution coaching program called the SOLVE CODE.
Episode #1-2021 of Mediator Musings is about Perceptions and how they shape our view of the world and of conflict.
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