The Family Mediation aims at guiding students along a path towards a full and deep understanding of issues concerning the protection of the person in the family context and in the context of social change. The Legal Clinic, in this part of it, fits into the European and national regulatory framework on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and the protection of the rights of fragile persons. The course aims at developing the correct mastery of family mediation management techniques (legal and non-legal) in order to limit conflict situations. Specifically, aims at: offering students specialised legal training in family law, with specific focus on property aspects, adopting an innovative practice-oriented approach; promoting greater awareness of the wide range of obstacles and problems faced by people in family conflict situations in accessing justice and guarantees of rights; building a collaborative network between the academic community (students and professors), mediation bodies, specialised lawyers and civil society organisations active in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), drawing on the experience and qualified collaboration of experts in the field. Students can acquire highly professional training through the analysis and study of practical issues thanks to the casuistic and practical approach of legal clinics, which also encourage interaction between students. The teaching method adopted takes into account modern active learning techniques that focus on lectures, discussion and resolution of practical cases. This part of the whole course consists of four lessons of two hours each.