| 英文摘要 |
Taiwan’s family mediation process is regulated the Family Act, which governs the legal proceeding to handle family matters. Medication is taken seriously in Taiwan as it may save litigation costs and resolve disputes effectively. This paper mainly explicates the concerned stipulations and practice of family mediation under the Family Act so as to propose suggestions for further amendments. Discussions encompass the following issues. First, a discerning overview of relevant provisions of the said Act. Second, elaborations on why family mediation is a better choice than court judgment. Third, recurring problems and possible solutions in family mediation. Fourth, mediation cases involving child access. Fifth, parental education before commencement of the mediation process may detach the parties from resentments. Sixth, the paramount consideration of child access in divorce mediation. Finally, conclusions and suggestions for modifying law and practice. |
