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Professional Pilot Program

Join a curated cohort of professionals implementing the MIFT methodology.

MIFT is an educational and professional decision-support framework. It does not provide legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, determine jurisdiction, or replace the judgment of appropriately licensed professionals.

Who can participate

Attorneys, mediators, ADR professionals, family-law practitioners, bar-committee members, and academic researchers working with internationally connected families.

What you receive

Access to the MIFT Framework, the Cross-Border Case Assessment, the Mediation Suitability & Safety Screening, the Agreement Readiness Check, the Professional Toolkit (EN v1.0), and periodic implementation updates.

No confidential client information is collected

Do not submit children's names, dates of birth, passport numbers, case numbers, addresses, abuse narratives, or confidential documents. Only anonymized, professional feedback is used.

How feedback is measured

Feedback focuses on usability, clarity, repeat use, and implementation. No case-specific data is requested or retained.

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MIFT — Integrated Mediation Methodology for Transnational Families

Jurisdiction-Neutral Framework for Cross-Border Family Dispute Resolution

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MIFT is an educational and professional decision-support framework. It does not provide legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, determine jurisdiction, or replace the judgment of appropriately licensed professionals. Institutional references listed on the Research page are educational sources, not endorsements.