Asian Disputes
- Pre wedding disputes
- Dowry disputes
- Return of dowry disputes
- Caste disputes
- Mixed marriage disputes
- In law disputes
Case Studies
Family Dowry Dispute
Family mediation, Parminder and Sunita had an arranged marriage, although they had met each other a few times and had a handful of dates they never really got to know one another and were swept away by family and cultural pressures to get married and hope for the best as had been the case with their parents generation.
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Family mediation, Rajesh and Meena were happily married in October 2008; Meena left her parents and moved in with Rajesh and his family, consisting of his parents, two bothers and younger sister.
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Family mediation, Tariq met Katherine at university and although from totally different cultures and religions he could not help but fall for her, they both graduated and had been seeing each other for 7 years, Tariq knew his family would not approve of Katherine as she was not Muslim, Katherine equally knew her parents would not approve of Tariq as he was not Catholic.
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Asian Dispute Mediation Services
Asian dispute mediation services, the Asian culture is rich and diverse, weddings and marriages are at the core of the culture which in most cases are big lavish events costing several thousands of pounds. In today’s western world dowries are a thing of the past for most, however they are still commonly requested formally or informally which itself can lead to disputes, with marriage plans being halted, or terminated.
With divorce and separation on the increase in the Asian community far more than ever before, claims and disputes for dowry gifts, money to be returned are not uncommon.
Issues over caste and marrying out of the Asian community can and still do cause disputes, living with extended families can also cause much turmoil for the bride and the groom and the family who are trying to get used to one another / living habits / traditions. Disputes over the littlest issues can surface and be magnified leading to families / communities getting involved. Grooms trying to please their brides and their family at the same time, leading sometimes to ultimatums, major disputes and upset. Mediating such disputes early can prevent headache, heartache and in the worst case scenario the expense of divorce and separation.
With an in-depth knowledge and key understanding of the Asian community our Asian mediators can assist you to achieve quick, cost effective and pragmatic solutions in relation to all types of disputes concerning the Asian community, equally our Asian mediators speak & understand Punjabi, Hindi & Urdu.
Case Studies
Family Dowry Dispute
Family mediation, Parminder and Sunita had an arranged marriage, although they had met each other a few times and had a handful of dates they never really got to know one another and were swept away by family and cultural pressures to get married and hope for the best as had been the case with their parents generation.
READ FULL CASE STUDY DOWNLOAD PDFIn Law Dispute
Family mediation, Rajesh and Meena were happily married in October 2008; Meena left her parents and moved in with Rajesh and his family, consisting of his parents, two bothers and younger sister.
READ FULL CASE STUDY DOWNLOAD PDFMixed Marriage Dispute
Family mediation, Tariq met Katherine at university and although from totally different cultures and religions he could not help but fall for her, they both graduated and had been seeing each other for 7 years, Tariq knew his family would not approve of Katherine as she was not Muslim, Katherine equally knew her parents would not approve of Tariq as he was not Catholic.
READ FULL CASE STUDY DOWNLOAD PDF