Government Voucher Scheme for Family Mediation If you are separating and need to make arrangements for your child, the government voucher scheme for family mediation will help you to cover the cost of mediation. The scheme is available for mediation cases involving discussions about a child aged 18 or under. It provides public funding to support families who want to…
Do I need legal advice before agreeing child arrangements? No, most people do not. However, not least to protect themselves, all professionals will usually advise you to seek legal advice if you are unsure. They cannot say that you do not need legal advice, because you could later blame them for a decision that does not protect your legal position…
Is child arrangements mediation suitable for high conflict situations? Parents in ongoing disagreement about their children often feel exhausted, frustrated and unsure where to turn next. A common question we hear is: is child arrangements mediation suitable for high conflict situations? In many cases, the answer is yes – provided the process feels safe and is voluntary. At Family Mediation…
What Happens When You Choose Family Mediation in Merton When families face conflict, finding the right support close to home matters. If you are searching for mediation services near me in Merton, you will want a trusted local service that listens, supports and helps you reach clear agreements. At Family Mediation Services, our accredited family mediators in Merton provide professional…
Is Mediation Legally Binding? One of the most common questions separating couples ask is: is mediation legally binding?It’s a sensible concern. When you reach an agreement about finances or children, you want confidence that it will be respected and upheld. This blog explains whether mediation agreements are legally binding, how the courts view them and how you can turn a…
Help with Child Arrangements: How Mediation Can Support You and Your Child When parents separate, one of the biggest worries I see is how to put child arrangements in place in a way that truly works for everyone involved. Many people assume they immediately need legal advice or that court is unavoidable. In my experience as an accredited mediator, that…
Mediator Specialising in Financial Settlement If you are separating or divorcing and need help reaching a fair financial outcome, working with a mediator specialising in financial settlement can save you time, stress and unnecessary legal costs. Financial mediation focuses on resolving money matters constructively, without the emotional and financial burden of court proceedings. At Family Mediation Services, you will work…
Book a MIAM: 5 Things to Consider First If you are planning to book a MIAM, it helps to understand a few key points before you go ahead. A MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is often the first formal step before applying to court and it also helps you decide whether mediation is suitable for your situation. At Family…
MIAM Mediation Process: What Happens After a MIAM Meeting? If you are separating or in a dispute about children or finances, you may be required to attend a MIAM before applying to the family court. Many people ask what happens after a MIAM meeting and want to know how the MIAM mediation process actually works in practice. This guide explains…
What Is a Consent Order – Child Arrangements and How Do I Apply for One? A consent order – child arrangements is a legally binding court order that confirms the arrangements you and your ex-partner have agreed for your child(ren). Parents often use a consent order after reaching agreement through discussion or family mediation. Once approved by a judge, the…
Government Voucher Scheme for Family Mediation If you are separating and need to make arrangements for your child, the government voucher scheme for family mediation will help you to cover the cost of mediation. The scheme is available for mediation cases involving discussions about a child aged 18 or under. It provides public funding to support families who want to…
Do I need legal advice before agreeing child arrangements? No, most people do not. However, not least to protect themselves, all professionals will usually advise you to seek legal advice if you are unsure. They cannot say that you do not need legal advice, because you could later blame them for a decision that does not protect your legal position…
Is child arrangements mediation suitable for high conflict situations? Parents in ongoing disagreement about their children often feel exhausted, frustrated and unsure where to turn next. A common question we hear is: is child arrangements mediation suitable for high conflict situations? In many cases, the answer is yes – provided the process feels safe and is voluntary. At Family Mediation…
What Happens When You Choose Family Mediation in Merton When families face conflict, finding the right support close to home matters. If you are searching for mediation services near me in Merton, you will want a trusted local service that listens, supports and helps you reach clear agreements. At Family Mediation Services, our accredited family mediators in Merton provide professional…
Is Mediation Legally Binding? One of the most common questions separating couples ask is: is mediation legally binding?It’s a sensible concern. When you reach an agreement about finances or children, you want confidence that it will be respected and upheld. This blog explains whether mediation agreements are legally binding, how the courts view them and how you can turn a…
Help with Child Arrangements: How Mediation Can Support You and Your Child When parents separate, one of the biggest worries I see is how to put child arrangements in place in a way that truly works for everyone involved. Many people assume they immediately need legal advice or that court is unavoidable. In my experience as an accredited mediator, that…
Mediator Specialising in Financial Settlement If you are separating or divorcing and need help reaching a fair financial outcome, working with a mediator specialising in financial settlement can save you time, stress and unnecessary legal costs. Financial mediation focuses on resolving money matters constructively, without the emotional and financial burden of court proceedings. At Family Mediation Services, you will work…
Book a MIAM: 5 Things to Consider First If you are planning to book a MIAM, it helps to understand a few key points before you go ahead. A MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is often the first formal step before applying to court and it also helps you decide whether mediation is suitable for your situation. At Family…
