What is Mediation?
Family mediation supports you to resolve disagreements after family separation. A family mediator helps with all topics, such as divorce, arrangements for children, property and finances.
A mediator is an expert in communication, negotiation and family law. They will provide impartial practical help to all involved. They can explain how to make agreements you reach legally binding, should you wish to do so.
About Us
We are specialists in providing family mediation online. You’ll work with one dedicated mediator, expertly trained and experienced in handling all issues, including child arrangements and financial matters. All our mediators are registered with the Family Mediation Council.
We are passionate about making mediation more accessible and affordable: our sessions are held by video-call for your convenience, and we continue to offer prices 14% below the industry average.
How Family Mediation Works
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Make an Enquiry
Do get in touch to tell us about your situation, going into as much or as little detail as you’re comfortable with. We’re here to help with any questions, big or small. You might want to know more about the mediation process, or about our service - we’re here to help. Please contact us.
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Individual Appointment (commmonly called a 'MIAM')
When you’re ready to start, book your individual meeting with one of our expert family mediators. Its legal name is a ‘MIAM’ session. It’s a confidential session by video-call where you’ll get guidance on all your options, and a detailed explanation of the mediation process. Together with the mediator, you’ll plan the best route forward to resolve any disputes.
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Mediation Appointments
Your mediator will contact the other person in the dispute to start discussions. We’ll arrange a mediation session to carefully and calmly work through the issues. This can be a joint discussion or ‘shuttle’ mediation where you don’t have direct contact with each other. We’ll do everything we can to help you come to an agreement everyone is satisfied with, and can provide it in a formal document should you wish.
Our Mediation Services
Our team of experts are here to help. If you have any questions, please get in touch. You can call, email, complete a contact form, or even send a WhatsApp message.
Book your Individual Meeting (MIAM)
When you’re ready to begin the process, all you need to do is book your individual appointment (commonly called a ‘MIAM’). You don’t need to coordinate with your ex, and they won’t attend your individual appointment. You don’t need to do anything special to prepare for your appointment, simply book in, and we’ll look forward to speaking with you and providing guidance