SOLENT FAMILY MEDIATION CORSHAM
Your Expert Mediation Solutions
Find out if Family Medication Can Help You
Your Expert Mediation Solutions
Find out if Family Medication Can Help You
who we are
Our mediators in Corsham guide families through difficult conversations to reach agreements.
We provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment. We provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment.
We provide guidance and support throughout the mediation process. Our mediators help reduce tension and foster cooperation.
The new no-fault divorce laws set to take effect in April 2022 are meant to eliminate the need for most court hearings in divorce cases. For instance, it is no longer necessary to establish that one of you has committed an offence (such as adultery or unreasonable behaviour) or that you no longer live together as a married pair. No longer can one party oppose or obstruct the divorce. This has historically prolonged procedures and raised the expense of hiring attorneys to fight your case in court.
Few divorces now entail legal proceedings. The application form is meant to be as easy as possible to complete and may be submitted online. Nevertheless, you may elect to consult a lawyer for assistance in completing the paperwork or for legal counsel about financial arrangements or child arrangements. If you decide you require the assistance or counsel of a lawyer, you will also be responsible for their fees. Each business determines its own costs, so it is recommended to get quotes from many family lawyers in your area for the job you need done, and then choose the one that you believe gives the greatest value.
Mediation with Solent Family Mediation in Corsham may be a highly cost-effective and amicable approach to negotiate financial and child arrangements directly with your ex-spouse.
The number of sessions required will depend on the complexity of the problems that need to be handled, however most difficulties can be resolved in two or three sessions.
What do you need to know?
Make a list of the issues you want to discuss during the session. Prioritize them and think about what is most important to you. Be prepared to listen to the other party’s perspective. Mediation is about finding common ground, so understanding their viewpoint is crucia
Yes, children can be involved in the mediation process if both parties agree. Their involvement can help ensure that their needs and wishes are considered.
The mediator can arrange for a separate session with the children. This allows them to express their views in a safe and supportive environmen