Disclosing Finances in Mediation
Financial disclosure is a crucial and fair process in UK divorce proceedings. Here we outline the process and its purpose.
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Financial disclosure is a crucial and fair process in UK divorce proceedings. Here we outline the process and its purpose.
Your child's welfare is vital after separation. In child-inclusive mediation, they meet the mediator to share feelings.
Whether you qualify for financial support or not, mediation costs significantly less than going to court.
Families going through court can experience costly and lengthy proceedings. Alternative dispute resolutions can save you money and headaches.
While attending joint mediation sessions isn’t mandatory, it remains a strongly recommended and often necessary step in resolving family disputes.
The FM5 form is used in the family courts following an application for an order regarding children or finances.
If you want to discuss children, or children and your shared finances, you can get £500 towards joint sessions.
We can help with your eligibility for legal aid.
After separating, Elijah and Isabelle attended Mediation to make co-parenting more amicable.
All of the steps to get a divorce including where a solicitor or mediator could be involved.