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Solent Family Mediation Bridport

What We Do

Our company aid families in conflict, specifically those separating or even splitting up we can help. Our mediators are skilled in handling complex family dynamics.

Why Choose Us?

Our services aim to reduce stress and find peaceful resolutions for family disputes.

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We prioritise fair and balanced outcomes for all parties involved.s

What is Family Mediation in Bridport?

Solent Mediation in Bridport can be a highly cost-effective and amicable approach to negotiate financial and child arrangements directly with your ex-spouse.

At family mediation Bridport, a qualified impartial mediator assists you in reaching agreements with another party (e.g., an ex-spouse) over children, finances, or property.

The mediator is there to assist you in resolving your differences and identifying mutually beneficial solutions, as well as to explain how to make your agreement legally enforceable if you so want.

Unless you are exempt, you must attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (also known as an MIAM) prior to filing an application for a court order in respect to certain forms of family law issues,

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What do you need to know?

FAQS the most common questions Answered
Mediation sessions typically last between 1 to 2 hours. The number of sessions needed varies, but most cases are resolved within 3 to 5 sessions.
 
A MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is an initial meeting to discuss your situation. The mediator explains the process and assesses whether mediation is suitable for your case.
The family mediation process involves several sessions where a mediator helps you discuss and resolve issues. It starts with a MIAM to assess suitability, followed by joint sessions to reach an agreement.
 
You don’t need a solicitor to participate in mediation, but having legal advice can be helpful. A solicitor can provide guidance on your rights and help you understand the implications of any agreements.
 
Mediation is not compulsory in the UK, but attending a MIAM is required before you can take most family disputes to court. This ensures you consider mediation as an option.
 
The cost of family mediation in the UK typically ranges from £100 to £200 per hour. The total cost can vary depending on the number of sessions needed, often ranging from £500 to £1,500.