Does a mediator report to the judge?

By Solent Family Mediation |
August 5, 2021
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Does a mediator report to the judge?

All conversations between the parties during the mediation are entirely secret. This means that neither the parties to the mediation nor the mediator will be permitted to testify on what was said during the hearing.

Solent Family Mediation

Solent Family Mediation can help a separated spouse, parents, or guardians come to an agreement about how to go forward in a way that benefits everyone involved.

Whether it’s a divorced couple trying to work out child access or a sibling dispute over how to split the family’s assets, a family mediator can assist. Give us a call today.

Taking the effort to work with a mediator is powerful because it enables you to make your own decisions and keep them in a professional timescale that works for both parties.

Our family mediators provide this service at Solent Family Mediation

How does family mediation help?

Solent Family Mediation offers an interactive, structured procedure in which two opposing people engage in a conversation that aids in conflict resolution via the application of mutually agreed communication and bargaining tactics. All parties involved in family mediation are strongly encouraged to participate actively in the discussion.

Family mediation can be used to resolve any form of conflict, including marital and economic problems. Family mediation can take place over the phone, in-person, or online. People utilise the Internet extensively for their day-to-day business activities, as it is an efficient and cost-effective method of conducting business with others in distant nations or continents.

Talking to a family mediator about shuttle mediation when emotions are high is often a smart idea for families in crisis.

Mediation is fast.

In contrast to following the legal path, which can take weeks or even months, family mediation can be completed quickly.

Schedule an MIAM – Mediation Information Assessment Meeting usually within two to three days but urgent MIAM can be organised if time is at risk, Speak to our team today to learn more. Contact us right now to find out how we can assist with family mediation.

Family Mediation is usually carried out online which means that the resistance barriers around time, schedule and distance are removed. We are able to carry out sessions out of hours, evenings and weekends and short notice if needed.

It is typical for the family mediation to take a shorter amount of time, as everyone know what they want and the goal is finding mutual outcomes. It is mostly far more efficient than court.

How mediators resolve conflict

Although Solent Family Mediators endeavour to reach an agreement between the disputing parties, they are not always successful. Each party to a conflict may feel that the mediator’s proposals are unfair or forceful, but the family mediator will ensure that everyone achieves their desired resolution. When a party agrees with the advice of the family mediator, they must make sure to convey their ideas to the other side. Otherwise, problems may continue to escalate until there is no alternative but going to court to settle the conflict.

Family Mediators guide the parties to a common ground – if children are involved, using what is best for the child as the focal point.

Family Mediation can help

In Family Mediation services, a neutral third party is involved in a conflict resolution process.

The qualified, competent, and impartial mediator is impartial and does not take a side. It focuses on the requirements of the family, particularly the needs of the child or children.

The court procedure can be both unpleasant and expensive. As we manage the communications, the families participating are not need to be on speaking terms with one another.

We do not give families advice on what to do, but we have helped everyone arrive at a suitable option.

Solent Family Mediation can help – Call today for more information – 0238 161 1051