Listen to our head of family mediation, Victoria Parkinson talk about how long it can take to separate on BBC Radio Ulster.
What happens at Mediation?
Wondering what to expect from mediation? Read on for the mediation process and other key info.
The mediation process
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Get in touch for informationWe can answer any questions you might have about family mediation so you can decide if it’s right for you. Call: 0303 003 1005 Email: [email protected]
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Attend a mediation information assessment meeting (MIAM)This is an opportunity to discuss your situation with a mediator and decide on the next steps for you and your family.
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Attend joint mediation sessionsMost people attend two to four sessions. Between sessions you may want to consider options, trial arrangements, and get legal advice.
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Confirm arrangementsYour mediator will summarise any proposals that you’ve put forward and intend to fulfil.
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Where will the sessions take place?
We have in-person and online options
In person
We regularly have mediators offering in person sessions in Greater Manchester, Lancashire, West Cheshire, North Wales, Wirral, London and Essex.
If you don’t see your location here, please get in touch and we’ll arrange a venue that’s convenient for you.
Call: 0303 003 1005
Email: [email protected]
Online
We can arrange online mediation sessions at your convenience.
How much is mediation?
For info on fees and funding, including private fees, legal aid for mediation and the government voucher scheme, read more here.