The impact of participation in a parent education program for divorcing parents on the use of court resources: An evaluation study

D Ellis · Dawn Anderson

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Abstract This article assesses the impact of mandatory participation in family information sessions (FIS) and selected demographic and marital experiences on the use of court resources such as motions, case conferences, and the number of days a divorce case remains active.The study, conducted in Ontario, Canada, concludes with a number of policy‐practice recommendations.

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1989Second chances: men, women, and children a decade after divorce 1987Child custody mediation and litigation: An experimental evaluation of the experience of parents.1991Second Chances: Men, Women, and Children a Decade after Divorce.1996DOES MANDATORY DIVORCE EDUCATION FOR PARENTS WORK?19991998 NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF COURT‐CONNECTED DIVORCE EDUCATION PROGRAMS 1993Evaluation of a Court-Mandated Prevention Program for Divorcing Parents: The Children First Program 1996RESULTS OF A SURVEY OF COURT‐CONNECTED PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN U.S. COUNTIES 1997PATTERNS OF RELITIGATION

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