Contracting for Arbitration in Custody Disputes: Parental Autonomy vs. State Responsibility
By Christina Fox, February 8, 2012
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After a historical analysis of arbitration in child custody disputes, the author argues that child custody disputes create problems in the arbitration process, which outweigh any benefits arbitration may offer as a method of dispute resolution. The article concludes that private judging should be expanded because it incorporates some of arbitration’s benefits while reducing risks of arbitration not the children involved in custody disputes.
