SOLENT FAMILY MEDIATION Basingstoke

Solent Mediation services Basingstoke is a great way to resolve your differences in any area of family disputes.

Find out more about how family mediation can help.

Solent Family Mediation - Basingstoke

If you are going through a divorce or a problem with a spouse in a domestic partnership, family mediation may be able to help. Mediation will help you with control and accountability as you work toward a mutually satisfying resolution outside of the court system.

Rather than resorting to the courts, mediation can often lead to a mutually agreeable resolution through increased communication and understanding on all parties.

Why customers choose us in Basingstoke

  • With the help of Solent Family Mediation, you and the other party in dispute may be able to work things out peacefully.
  • Solent Family Mediation offers online mediation for ease and convenience.
  • Helps avoid the hassle and expense of legal proceedings, Solent Family Mediation provides an alternative means of resolving family disputes.
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How Family Mediation in Basingstoke can help you?

If you and your ex partner have come into disagreement and could use some help working through it, mediation services may be just what you’re searching for. You don’t have to take your issues to expensive court routes.

Some of the benefits from working with a mediator are

  • A caring response to your family’s difficulties
  • You can avoid going to court if you take care of your problem quickly and easily.
  • Your family conflict can be settled whenever and wherever is convenient for you.
  • Helps gain clarity and understanding with family disagreements

If you and your ex partner or co-parent are having trouble getting along or agreeing on family issues you can seek assistance from Solent Family Mediation Service.

We can help a wide variety of people with a wide variety of challenges, including grandparents with access problems, couples with money matters, parents around access and child support disputes.

Pensions and savings, assets and access, company plans and finances are just some of the issues we have investigated and provided assistance with in the past for couples. 

Facilitating discussions between parents regarding specific issues like the children’s upbringing and where they will live or go to school is just one way we may assist families dealing with co-parenting.

Learning about parenting is a challenge. Trying to get through life with someone you don’t feel you can open up to or rely on makes the path ahead seem unattainable.

If you and another party are involved in a dispute, mediation can help you feel more like you’re working together to find mutual solutions rather than against each other.

We offer urgent consultations and can help arrange your mediation at a time that is convenient. Online mediation means you can take part with your ex partner whether you reside in the exact same household or separately.

We can assist you in exchanging financial information following a separation, as well as any working to putting together agreements over children and finances.

With online mediation we can assist you regardless of where you reside in the world– as long as one party is based in England and Wales.

Mediation is carried out by Zoom so that everyone can participate.

The first step is for each person to go to a Mediation Information Assessment Meeting (MIAM) to go over the history of the issues, what to expect from mediation, and also what the process can offer you and also your family.

Second Step: After you have completed your MIAM and your mediator has agreed that mediation is suitable, our team will then arrange your Joint Sessions.

Your Joint Sessions are an opportunity for you to constructively review your areas of conflict in order to find mutually agreeable solutions and to work through disputes.

Depending on the circumstances, this may vary. Many people are able to come to an agreement during just one joint mediation session for a single issue, such as parenting arrangements for Christmas, a trip overseas, or a modification in the amount of spousal support.

Most clients have three 90-minute mediation visits on average for parenting or financial issues.