Family mediation Andover is an alternative that can assist you in the event of a family or partnership breakup or dispute. It will help you assume complete control and responsibility in order to reach a final agreement outside of the court system.
In most cases, mediation results in a more agreeable resolution and a better understanding on both sides without entering the courts.
If family contact has broken down, mediation can serve as a bridge between both parties.
Working with parents, grandparents, or same-sex couples, Solent Family Mediation services hope to strengthen your relationship with your family members, whether this involves your children, parents, current or ex spouse, we can assist with financial, business, asset, savings, and investment matters, as well as child access and parenting planning.
Establishing a line of communication between you and your ex partner is the cornerstone of resolution you so that you may resolve the issue and go forward.
A professional mediation service for families through separation. It offers non-judgemental, objective support from experienced mediators adhering to a code of ethics. Financial or child-related expertise is provided.
In the event of family collapse, mediation offers a resolution on decisions about emotional, practical, and financial matters.. It provides a cost-effective alternative to the court system as a first step or alternative before judicial proceedings
Arrangements are made online at a date that is convenient for all clients. All cases are handled in full confidence.
A breakup between parents can be extremely difficult on children.
Children are often caught in the middle of parental disputes, but mediation can help parents work out custody arrangements that benefit everyone.
In this case, it’s important to think about the grandparents and other relatives.
Mediation can also be helpful when deciding what will happen to the family home and other property.
Any couple can benefit from using mediation to work out their differences and move on.
Amicably settling disagreements about money and other financial issues in business is one of mediation’s many benefits.
Pension, savings, and investment disputes are a common topic for mediation.
You need to participate in a MIAM (Mediation Information Assessment Meeting) with a Solent-approved mediator before beginning mediation and in order to obtain an Form FM1 as evidence of this.
First, a preliminary mediation meeting, also known as an MIAM, must be carried out.
The MIAM carries out two functions:
1. You have the opportunity to convey the circumstances, issues, intended resolution, and any concerns to the mediator.
2. In addition, it permits the mediator to provide you with a comprehensive explanation of the mediation procedure. If mediation is appropriate for your case, the mediator will determine this next. Moreover, at this stage, you have the option of attempting mediation.
This could alter based on the conditions. Many parties are able to reach an agreement at a single joint mediation session for a specific issue, such as seasonal child access arrangements, a trip abroad, or an adjustment to the amount of spousal support.
For parenting or financial conflicts, the majority of clients have an average of three 90-minute mediation sessions. Speak to our team to learn more.