Sometime when you are going through a family dispute, it might seem as if the only way around it is by going to court.
However, this might not be the best way since in most cases, it only creates a bigger drifts. Court cases can drag out for years leaving all members of the family frustrated.
Mediation is one of the best options for people who are undergoing such breakdowns. Family mediation is often cheaper compared to hiring lawyers for representation in courts.
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We help with these kinds of situations, and others.
Solent Family Mediation Frome understands relationships, Mediation is able to be your the helping hand, that will get you back on track.
With the expert advice from our mediators, we can also assist you in other areas, like children access, finances, family home, pensions, parental plans, savings and investment, communication and assets.
When is the FM1 Form Required? You need to complete the FM1 form if you are making an application to the court for any of the following types of orders under the Children Act 1989
• Parental Responsibility Orders• Orders Appointing or Terminating a Child’s Guardian• Orders for Changing a Child’s Surname or Removing a Child from the UK• Special Guardianship Orders
Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) – Before you can apply for these court orders, you must attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM). During this meeting, a mediator will discuss with you (and the other party if present) whether mediation or another form of non-court dispute resolution would be more appropriate for resolving your dispute
Completing the FM1 Form The FM1 form must be completed and submitted to the family court along with your application form (C1 or C2). If you have not attended a MIAM, you must provide a valid reason on the FM1 form
Exemptions There are certain exemptions where you may not need to attend a MIAM, such as cases involving domestic abuse or urgency.