SOLENT FAMILY MEDIATION SURREY

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who we are

Solent Family Mediation Surrey

What We Do

Our mediation services help reduce conflict and promote better communication and cooperation between parties. Our accredited mediators facilitate discussions impartially, ensuring that all parties are heard and understood.

Why Choose Us?

Our mediation process is confidential and conducted in a neutral setting, ensuring all parties feel safe and supported.

Support

Our mediators help resolve conflicts by facilitating open and constructive discussions between parties. We offer emotional support to help you navigate the stress and emotional strain of family disputes.

What is Family Mediation in Surrey?

Family mediation service in Surrey generally involves hiring a third party to solve the family issues. This is far better than having solicitors handling the issues which can often be expensive and drawn out. However, this is not the case when it comes to family mediation.

The mediator acts as a neutral party and does not support any side. They give both parties a chance to explain why they are upset and weigh how bad the situation is. Some of the areas in which family mediation Surrey services covers are; divorce, family conflict, financial problems and child related issues.

We cover mediation accross Banstead – Epsom – Esher – Great Bookham – Guildford – Horsley – Leatherhead –Staines – Sunbury – Walton on Thames – Weybridge Woking

Anyone that wishes to have any financial or children matters solved in court should provide a FM 1 form that proves that one has attended a MIAM. A MIAM stands for Mediation Information Assessment Meeting. This shows the court that you have tried mediation  before going to court

Family mediation services in Surrey improves communication among the family members. This helps everyone to be heard and air out their issues. Mediation can usually help resolve and find solutions to issues surrounding child access or divorce disputes. With court proceedings however there is a ruling over who is in the right and often this can create more difficulty in the relationship.

The mediator works for both parties and a decision cannot be made unless all parties are satisfied. Therefore, no matter how long it takes to reach an agreement, the decision can only be made when both parties are both on board with the outcome and decisions.

What do you need to know?

FAQS the most common questions Answered

Form FM1 is used to confirm that you have attended a MIAM or to explain why you have not attended one. This form is required when making an application to the court for orders related to children or finances, such as a Child Arrangements Order, Prohibited Steps Order, or Specific Issue Order. If you are exempt from attending a MIAM due to specific circumstances like domestic abuse, urgency, or other valid reasons, you will need to indicate this on the FM1 form.

You are going to originally need to accomplish a first mediation appointment called a MIAM. They may also be described as a consumption meeting. These are commonly joined on your  own, yet sometimes you can go with each other. If this is actually the instance, the mediator will certainly still wish to talk to each of you independently.

Family mediation is a process where an independent, professionally trained mediator helps families resolve disputes related to separation, divorce, child arrangements, and financial matters. The mediator facilitates discussions between the parties, helping them communicate effectively and work towards mutually acceptable agreements without going to court

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Mediation is generally more affordable than court proceedings. Solent Family Mediation offers cost-effective solutions that save families both time and money, making the process less financially burdensome.  Mediation promotes open communication and collaboration, which helps reduce conflict between parties. This is particularly beneficial for making arrangements for children, as it fosters a more harmonious environment and better long-term relationships.