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Family Mediation

Are you and your ex-partner struggling to agree on child arrangements or shared finances?

Register for an appointment

We can help you move forward with online or in-person support.

For your children and shared finances

We’re here to support you and your ex to come to an agreement as fairly as possible and avoid costly court proceedings.

 

What does it mean to do mediation?

Mediation allows you to discuss important matters with an impartial Mediator.

Whether you’ve recently separated or have been separated for a while, whether you have children or shared finances, we can support you through the process.

If you’re looking for info on fees and funding, including private fees, legal aid for mediation and the government voucher scheme click ‘more information’ below.

More Information

 

The role of your mediator

After separation, there are often challenging discussions and decisions to be made.

  • Help you find solutions for child arrangements
  • Explore financial options with you
  • Manage conflict
  • Provide legal information

Your mediator can talk through arrangements for children with you, plans for holidays/special occasions, division of assets, and other issues, such as debt, how to get a divorce and contact with grandparents.

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Have you considered child-inclusive mediation?

Research shows that children benefit significantly from having a voice during separation. You can find out more about child-inclusive mediation here.

Child Inclusive Mediation

Feel free to get in touch

Our number is 0161 872 1100 and our email is [email protected]

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Mediation Fees and Funding

Whether you qualify for financial support or not, mediation costs significantly less than going to court.