FAMILY MEDIATION SERVICE STROUD

Mediation is one of the best options for people who are undergoing family breakdowns.

In addition, family mediation is cheaper compared to hiring lawyers for representation in courts.

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Why customers choose Solent Mediation Stroud

Solent Family Mediation Stroud allows you to solve your disputes amicably, mediating between the different parties involved in a conflict.
We make it easy to arrange an appointment with only a phone call to our offices and without any need of a solicitor to represent you or any of the people involved in the mediation.
We offer an easier way to deal with your problems, without the need of pursuing your case in a court of law.
Mediation allows you to arrange a meeting where you will be able to discuss and solve your dispute with the involved parties.

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How Family Mediation in Stroud can help you?

With the expert advice from our mediators, we can also help you with issues over separation, like children access, finances, family home, pensions, business, parental plans, savings and investment, communication and assets.

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Family Mediation the perfect solution for you

Some of the beneficial features of mediation are that they are conducted by professionals who exercise confidentiality.
Apart from that, the mediation is fast and results in quicker resolution.
You may be experiencing family problems and you want to discuss things.
In that case you can go ahead and schedule a mediation session at a venue where both parties are comfortable.

Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM)

A Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) is the first step in the mediation process for family disputes in England and Wales. It is designed to provide information about mediation and assess whether it is a suitable way to resolve your issues. During a MIAM, a trained mediator will explain what mediation involves, its potential benefits, and the role of the mediator. They will also discuss important aspects such as confidentiality, the voluntary nature of mediation, and the fact that agreements are reached by the parties themselves, not imposed by a third party.

The meeting typically lasts about an hour and gives you an opportunity to tell the mediator about your situation and the issues that need to be decided. The mediator will then assess whether mediation is appropriate for your case, considering factors like power imbalances or potential risks such as domestic abuse. If mediation is deemed suitable and both parties agree, you can proceed with mediation sessions. If not, the mediator will sign a court form allowing you to pursue court proceedings.

Form FM1
Form FM1 is a document used to confirm that you have attended a MIAM or to explain why you have not attended one. If you decide to make an application to court to resolve an issue discussed at the MIAM, you will need the mediator to sign this form. The form is required to show that you have considered mediation before taking your case to court, except in specific circumstances where exemptions apply, such as cases involving domestic abuse.

Other Solent Mediation offices in Sussex

Bognor,
Bexhill,
Brighton,
Crawley,
Eastbourne,
Horsham,
Hastings,
Hove,
Littlehampton,
Lewes,
Uckfield,
Grinstead,
Worthing