The Family Mediation Council’s annual campaign runs from 17th to 21st January. Family Mediation Week 2022 is an opportunity to raise awareness of family mediation and the benefits it can bring to separating families. We’ve put together a curated view of articles and resources which centres around a constructive and non-confrontational approach to resolving family issues through the process of Mediation.
Hybrid Mediation is a way for couples following a break-up to sort out issues. This model can be especially helpful if someone who has been subjected to physical or emotional abuse
There are now different models of mediation available, including Hybrid, Child-Inclusive, Shuttle and Co-Mediation. Take a look at our infographic to find out more about these.
Co-mediation is when you have the expertise of two mediators or perhaps a mediator and another professional (therapist, financial advisor, actuary, accountant, tax specialist), rather than the traditional approach of just one mediator.
Our team of experts are highly experienced in Family Mediation and are passionate about a non-confrontational approach to separation.
Family mediation can help parents and improve outcomes. This is because at the heart of the family mediation process lies the welfare of the children. Kate Elliott explains more…
Family Consultants can be there to help you process and manage your separation in a constructive manner. Gemma Hope explains more..
A process has been developed within Family Mediation to allow the child/ren to have a voice. This is called ‘Child Inclusive Mediation’. Hazel Manktelow explains more…
Family mediation is a voluntary process where an independent, professionally trained mediator helps separating couples find solutions to issue that arise as a result of divorce or separation. In this blog, Family Law Mediator Hazel Manktelow documents the top 10 benefits of mediation.
Financial planners, with the appropriate knowledge in divorce and financial remedy proceedings, can add a great deal to a mediation or round table meeting.
