SOLENT FAMILY MEDIATION DEVIZES
Family Mediation Support – Expert Advice
Solent Family – Specialise In Mediation Support, Discover The Right Option For You.
Family Mediation Support – Expert Advice
Solent Family – Specialise In Mediation Support, Discover The Right Option For You.
who we are
We offer a neutral space for families to discuss and resolve their issues.
We offer a neutral space for families to discuss and resolve their issues.
Our services include follow-up support to ensure lasting agreements.
In family mediation, a qualified impartial mediator assists you in reaching agreements with another party (e.g., an ex-spouse) over children, finances, or property.
Solent Family Mediation Devizes 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, unless you are exempt.
The family mediation voucher system is a limited-duration programme intended to assist parties who may be able to settle their family law problems outside of court. In response to Covid-19, the government has established the initiative to assist recovery in the family court and to encourage more individuals to pursue mediation as a method of settling their conflicts, when appropriate. If appropriate, a payment of up to £500 will be made towards the expenses of mediation to assist this objective.
Only mediators licenced by the Family Mediation Council (FMC) are permitted to participate in the voucher programme.
What do you need to know?
The MIAM is an initial meeting where the mediator explains the mediation process. They will also determine if mediation is a suitable option for your situation.
It’s not necessary to have a solicitor for mediation, but legal advice can be beneficial. A solicitor can provide clarity on your rights and review any agreements reached.
While mediation isn’t compulsory, attending a MIAM is required before you can take most family issues to court. This encourages you to explore mediation first.
Mediation is confidential, ensuring privacy for all parties. It allows for more creative and person It is a cost-effective alternative to court proceedings. It allows families to reach mutually agreeable solutions in a confidential setting.alized solutions.