The Other Side of Valentine’s Day

The Other Side of Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day on February 14th can be a painful reminder to newly-separated couples of what was, and of the potential uncertainty of what is to come. Ex-couples are encouraged to contact family dispute experts to access help for sorting out their future family...
Why Mediation is a better option than court

Why Mediation is a better option than court

Family Mediation Week has highlighted how mediation can enable separating parents avoid court room conflict. January usually sees a dramatic rise in the number of couples deciding to live apart. Family Mediation is a process that can help ex- partners agree what works...
Mediation and financial arrangements 

Mediation and financial arrangements 

It can feel overwhelming to have to sort out financial arrangements when you are separating or getting divorced. There are so many life-changing decisions that will need to be made:- Where will we live? What will happen to the family home? How will we meet all of our...
Mediation and child arrangements

Mediation and child arrangements

Parents who are separating are faced with the often daunting task of making arrangements for their children. This can be the hardest part of the separation. Parents have to deal with so many tough questions:- How do we make a plan that is the best for our children?...
Is mediation right for me? 

Is mediation right for me? 

Mediation is designed to be a collaborative and constructive approach to separation and divorce. However, some clients initially believe that mediation is not the right process for them – particularly where they feel that they have been the victim of domestic...

OPINION: How mediation could help divorcing couples avoid court

To coincide with the start of Family Mediation Week, Rebekah Gershuny’s article for Jewish News “OPINION: How mediation could help divorcing couples avoid court” examines how best to navigate the challenges of a marital breakdown. You can read the article in full...
What is mediation? Why mediate? 

What is mediation? Why mediate? 

Mediation is a process that helps couples who are separating to sort things out. The central goal of mediation is to support couples to resolve things, to disentangle their relationship and make sound and long-lasting arrangements for their future – while taking into...
Family Mediation Week 22nd – 26th January

Family Mediation Week 22nd – 26th January

        The week is organised by the Family Mediation Council, a not-for-profit organisation whose aim is to promote the use of family mediation for the benefit of the public. It is a week designed to raise awareness of the benefits of family mediation. Changes in the...
Family Mediation Week 22nd – 26th January

Family Mediation Week – 22nd January 2024

Separating couples are urged to avoid courtroom conflict as Family Mediation Week kicks off. Couples who have decided to separate or divorce in 2024 are being urged to find out how to avoid courtroom confrontation to settle money and parenting arrangements, with the...
Family Mediation Week

Family Mediation Week

Family Mediation Week has highlighted how mediation can enable separating parents avoid court room conflict. January usually sees a dramatic rise in the number of couples deciding to live apart. Family Mediation is a process that can help ex-partners agree what...

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