Can the Court Stop a Parent from Moving? Yes! In certain situations, the court can stop a parent from moving. When making these decisions, the court focuses on the child’s welfare and considers several important factors. At Family Mediation Services, our accredited mediator supports parents through these challenging decisions, helping them explore options before legal action becomes necessary. Factors the…
Mediation Services for Families At Family Mediation Services, we provide affordable and professional mediation services to help families reach fair agreements. Our accredited mediators offer expert support in family dispute resolution, with MIAMs starting from just £85. We also participate in the government voucher scheme and accept legal aid, making our family mediation solutions accessible to everyone. Local and Online…
Do I Have to Go to Mediation for Family Court? If you’re considering family court, you might ask: “Do I have to go to mediation for family court?” The short answer is no, but there are important factors you need to consider before skipping mediation. Many people also wonder: Is mediation required for family court? The reality is that while…
How to Choose an Accredited Family Mediator: 5 Key Points to Consider When navigating family disputes such as divorce, child arrangements, or separation, choosing the right professional is crucial. Opting for an accredited family mediator ensures you receive expert support from someone recognised for their skills and professionalism. But what exactly should you look for when selecting a qualified family…
Family Mediation in South West London – Inclusive, Experienced and Here for You When relationships break down, finding a safe and constructive way forward matters. At our family mediation in South West London service, we provide a professional, welcoming service for everyone, regardless of background. Our accredited mediators work with families from across South West London and beyond, supporting people…
What Is a MIAM? What Is a MIAM? Your Complete Guide to Mediation Information & Assessment Meetings in England. If you’re considering applying to the family court in England or Wales for matters concerning children or finances, you’ll almost certainly come across the term MIAM — short for Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting. At Family Mediation Services, our accredited mediators…
Child Contact Rights in the UK: How Family Mediation Services Can Help When parents separate, one of the most pressing concerns is maintaining a healthy relationship between the child and both parents. In the UK, child contact rights aim to ensure children can spend time with each parent, where it is safe and in their best interests. At Family Mediation…
What to Do If Mediation Fails Family mediation is often the first recommended step when parents disagree about child arrangements. It provides a calm environment to resolve differences without involving the courts. However, mediation doesn’t always lead to a resolution. If you’re wondering what to do if mediation fails, this guide explains your next steps and how to move forward…
Direct Access Barrister vs Solicitor for Family Law: Who Should You Choose? When facing a family law matter—whether it’s divorce, child arrangements, or financial separation—choosing the right legal representative can feel overwhelming. Many people ask, “Should I use a barrister or a solicitor?” The answer depends on your needs, budget and the complexity of your case. This blog will explain…
Child Custody Mediation: A Kinder Way to Resolve Parenting Disputes When parents separate, one of the biggest concerns is: What will happen to the children? At Family Mediation Services we support separated parents in making clear, fair arrangements through child custody mediation without the stress of going to court. Why “Custody and Access” Are Terms of Past While many people…
Can the Court Stop a Parent from Moving? Yes! In certain situations, the court can stop a parent from moving. When making these decisions, the court focuses on the child’s welfare and considers several important factors. At Family Mediation Services, our accredited mediator supports parents through these challenging decisions, helping them explore options before legal action becomes necessary. Factors the…
Mediation Services for Families At Family Mediation Services, we provide affordable and professional mediation services to help families reach fair agreements. Our accredited mediators offer expert support in family dispute resolution, with MIAMs starting from just £85. We also participate in the government voucher scheme and accept legal aid, making our family mediation solutions accessible to everyone. Local and Online…
Do I Have to Go to Mediation for Family Court? If you’re considering family court, you might ask: “Do I have to go to mediation for family court?” The short answer is no, but there are important factors you need to consider before skipping mediation. Many people also wonder: Is mediation required for family court? The reality is that while…
How to Choose an Accredited Family Mediator: 5 Key Points to Consider When navigating family disputes such as divorce, child arrangements, or separation, choosing the right professional is crucial. Opting for an accredited family mediator ensures you receive expert support from someone recognised for their skills and professionalism. But what exactly should you look for when selecting a qualified family…
Family Mediation in South West London – Inclusive, Experienced and Here for You When relationships break down, finding a safe and constructive way forward matters. At our family mediation in South West London service, we provide a professional, welcoming service for everyone, regardless of background. Our accredited mediators work with families from across South West London and beyond, supporting people…
What Is a MIAM? What Is a MIAM? Your Complete Guide to Mediation Information & Assessment Meetings in England. If you’re considering applying to the family court in England or Wales for matters concerning children or finances, you’ll almost certainly come across the term MIAM — short for Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting. At Family Mediation Services, our accredited mediators…
Child Contact Rights in the UK: How Family Mediation Services Can Help When parents separate, one of the most pressing concerns is maintaining a healthy relationship between the child and both parents. In the UK, child contact rights aim to ensure children can spend time with each parent, where it is safe and in their best interests. At Family Mediation…
What to Do If Mediation Fails Family mediation is often the first recommended step when parents disagree about child arrangements. It provides a calm environment to resolve differences without involving the courts. However, mediation doesn’t always lead to a resolution. If you’re wondering what to do if mediation fails, this guide explains your next steps and how to move forward…
