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A MIAM is a meeting with a authorised family mediator to discuss how family mediation might help.

Co-parenting after separation can be challenging — especially when emotions run high and day-to-day communication needs to stay focused on the children. Thankfully, a growing range of parenting apps can make life easier for separated or divorced parents by helping them manage schedules, share updates, and keep conversations constructive.

Parental responsibility (PR) refers to the bundle of rights, duties, and authority a parent has in relation to a child.

When parents separate, deciding how to care for children can be one of the hardest challenges. Many people think their only option is to go to court — but in most cases, the law expects you to try other ways to reach an agreement first.

When parents separate, it can be a confusing and stressful time—not just for adults, but especially for children. One of the most powerful ways to support children through family change is to understand how they form and maintain relationships with the people who care for them.

Mediation is a practical, cost-effective, and less stressful alternative that allows couples to make decisions in a structured, supportive environment.

New research from senior academics sheds light on the much-discussed issue of parental alienation, stating it is 'widespread'.

Separating from a partner is never easy, but financial support is now available to make the process smoother and less stressful.

Our ultimate guide to co-parenting apps

Parental alienation is a deeply complex and emotional topic that can arise during family separation. New guidance helps address the topic.

In this guide, we'll explore everything you need to know about child maintenance mediation, how to agree on child maintenance payments, and