HAVE A MATTER THAT
NEEDS RESOLVING?

No. Mediation is not reconciliation or a counselling service.

Yes. Mediation can only work if both parties are present at the same time. In some situations both parties may be in different rooms for part of all of the mediation and the information gathered either.

Mediation offers the quickest and cheapest way of resolving disputes and making arrangements for your children and your affairs after a broken relationship. It can also help disputing neighbours, friends or business colleagues resolve their differences.

Most people who we work with find that even if they try to change there each time different views and views that this process is about time. Your Mediation can be the best way to find out how those views can be met.

Any agreement you reach in Mediation is in itself to be put into a statement issued by a solicitor. Once the 'Consent Order' is issued by the Court, it will then become legally binding Agreements about children may sometimes be put into a written order but the Court groups govern are responsibility for it to become a legal order.

A solicitor can provide legal advice before during and after Mediation. This is important advice you should seek. We encourage you to obtain legal advice through Mediation to ensure that you understand what's happening.

If your ex-partner has a change mind after the agreement in mediation, they are entitled to change their mind unless there is a legal clause. There may be grounds for this. As a point of the agreement that there are document. When this happens a further mediation session may be needed. But this happens.

Sometimes changes in people's lives mean a return to Mediation is needed. This is the easiest way to make changes to any existing agreement or deal with any new issues.