School Family Holidays
Don’t delay making parenting arrangements until the school holiday arrives! Separated parents are urged to plan ahead for the school summer holidays to ensure a smooth and stress-free period for everyone involved. “School holidays bring a change of routine,” says...
Preparing for Mediation Part 1 – Active Listening
This article was first published by, and is reproduced with kind permission from Family Separation Support Hub. Mediation offers a structured environment where conflicting parties can negotiate their differences with the assistance of a mediator, as neutral third...
How a divorce consultant can help you in the mediation process
It is important when coming into mediation that you have all of the support that you need to help you through the process. This is why at Evolve Family Mediation, we adopt a holistic approach, listening to our clients and ensuring that they get the support that they...
Hybrid Mediation
This article was first published by, and is reproduced with kind permission from, The Family Separation Support Hub What is Hybrid Mediation, and why consider it? Many people think that mediation is not for them. This may be because:- Their issues are very complex and...
What is child inclusive mediation?
This article was first published by, and is reproduced with kind permission from, the Family Separation Support Hub Following my most recent article ‘What is family mediation and how can it help?’ it makes sense to follow it with a look at ‘child-inclusive mediation.’...
What is family mediation and how can it help?
This article was first published by, and is reproduced with kind permission from the Family Support Separation Hub Family mediation is a confidential process where an impartial third party, called a mediator, assists family members in resolving disputes and helps them...
Navigating Family Disputes – Recent Changes in Non-Court Resolution Procedures
This article was first published by, and is reproduced with kind permission from, the Family Separation Support Hub To improve the resolution of family disputes, recent changes to Family Procedure Rules have placed a renewed emphasis on non-court dispute resolution...
Court encourages non-court resolution of dispute following Family Procedure Rule changes.
Following the introduction of the recent changes to the Family Procedure Rules, we are seeing evidence of the court encouraging the use of non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) in family proceedings, marking a move towards a more collaborative and less adversarial...