Family law arbitration promises efficiency, privacy, and flexibility — but does the Revised Uniform Arbitration Act (RUAA) truly safeguard the unique needs of divorcing spouses, parents, and children? This program examines whether the RUAA provides adequate protections for family law litigants or whether specialized legislation is required. Participants will explore statutory gaps, including confidentiality, child‑focused standards, judicial review, and enforceability of awards. Comparative insights from jurisdictions with domestic relations arbitration statutes will highlight best practices and potential reforms.

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