Mediation – 4 Practical Tips to prepare for Family Dispute Resolution or Family Mediation
It can be difficult to know what to expect when you are attending your first family law mediation.
Here’s our top 4 tips on how to prepare for family mediation
It can be difficult to know what to expect when you are attending your first family law mediation.
Here’s our top 4 tips on how to prepare for family mediation
A child inclusive mediation allows children to have their voices heard, and their needs recognised through a trained, expert child consultant.
By hearing how your children are experiencing and reacting to your separation, what is working well for them, and what is not, you can make better-informed decisions about their parenting in mediation.
Co-parenting can bring its challenges. The current COVID19 Coronavirus sweeping the globe is something that seems unlikely to improve a co-parenting relationship.But we don’t think it necessarily has to be that way. Coronavirus presents challenges for co-parenting Some co-parents are struggling right now. What do you do if one parent has to go into self-isolation? Do you still have changeover between the parents? What if there are immune-compromised grandparents who could be put at risk? If you have parenting orders in place, you must follow them unless you have a ‘reasonable excuse’. There is no definition of ‘reasonable excuse’ – […]
Divorce doesn’t have to be filled with conflict and mud-slinging. The Collaborative Divorce process offers you a better and more peaceful separation.
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Using family mediation to reach a consensual outcome for your family law parenting matter, has many benefits
Divorce is a stressful and life changing event.
Read how you can minimise the negative impact on your children.