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Overview.

The mediation process starts with a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM), where each person meets the mediator individually to see if mediation is suitable. If both agree to continue, they meet with the mediator to discuss and resolve issues like child arrangements and financial settlements. Agreements can be made legally binding through a solicitor, offering clarity and avoiding court.

MIAMS (Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings)

If you want to make an application to family court, you must attend a MIAM first. Attending a MIAM entitles you to a certificate to make a court application.

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MIAM £130 – Emergency out of hours MIAM £180

Child Arrangements

For child arrangements, parents work together to decide how much time the children will spend with each parent, and important decisions about their education, health, and potential relocation.

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Co-parenting issues

Helping to resolve issues like communication, consistency, time keeping, boundaries, finances, and shared expenses.

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Property and Finance

Financial settlements for divorce.

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Separation Agreements

Crafting fair agreements for finances, property, and child arrangements. Helping couples negotiate terms without court involvement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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