Professional mediation services tailored to your family's needs.
MIAM certificates - If mediation is not appropriate for your situation, or you decide not to proceed, we can provide the necessary documentation to confirm your attendance at a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM). These forms—often referred to as MIAM certificates—may be required by the court before certain applications can be made, such as C100, Form A, FM1. We will ensure this is completed promptly and sensitively, so you can take the next steps with clarity and confidence.
Duration: 45 minutes
Required: to assess suitability for mediation
Outcome:
Our core service helps families navigate difficult conversations about arrangements, finances, property division, and future planning. We provide a neutral, confidential space where both particiapnts can express their viewpoints and work towards achieving mutually acceptable solutions.
Duration: 90 minutes per session
Suitable for: clients who have both attended a MIAM and have agreed to proceed
Outcomes: Outcome summaries
Open financial statement of information
MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)
Where appropriate, for children who are of an age where they can express their views and wishes, we can arrange a confidential meeting for your child to have their voice heard. Please note, both parents and the child(ren) must consent to this.
Duration: Up to an hour but the process is child-led
Focus: Whatever the child wishes to discuss
Outcome: Feedback for parents at the child's discretion
Significantly cheaper than litigation.
Reach agreements in weeks or months, not years.
Everything discussed in mediation is confidential (confidentiality would only be breached for safeguarding reasons).
Better outcomes for children when parents communicate effectively.
