Family help: Good Will Statement? - Help.com

no, its a philsophical term, thats what makes it a bit harder, i dont think they have an actual word for it, this is a new system brought in this year, a last stitch attempt to get families to do the right thing, and apparantly its been working really well, only 5% have been going to court, but the mediator has made it clear that we may just be in that 5% which is why this will be so important, its the last time we can try to get his right, i need it to be in a way that keeps him calm and hopefully give him motivation to make a genuine effort

the only thing i can find on it……
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Will_(philosophy)

pretty much, if he doesnt find some inspiration i fear she loses a good relationship with her dad, to be honest hes not fit to be making any paranting decisions atm, as u would see if u have look back at the last couple of posts ive made, so thats a no brainer, however, i do still wish for our daughter to develop a good relationship with him and it wont happen if he remains on the path hes on now, this ’speech’ is a must, as a part of the new system implemented nationwide, thats trying to install inspiration to all families, and i really want to give it my all for hope of a brighter future for her.
any questions about the system can be found here http://www.familyrelationships.gov.au, although it doesnt go through what ur taught and what u have to do much in there, this is just what its about

oh and its not just one mediator, it was actually meant to be a woman - our case worker - but shes asking for a second mediator to join in because this one is going to be difficult and shes worried about doing it alone, so you can see why its important i give it my one last best shot for her

good idea seah1, thanxs for the tip
Im actually about to post what I have done so far just to get a feel of how people veiw it, its important i feel that its not intimidating and see how well it opens communication