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Jan 31
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Divorce – Property, Children and Finance in Family Mediaiton

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The courts take an approach to divorce which is often not very helpful and doesn’t sit well with the way in which separating couples approach the issues that they are…

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Jan 31
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Litigation, Mediation or another form of Alternative Dispute Resolution? The Options

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When people become involved in a dispute there are  a number of options for resolution from which they can choose.  They can litigate their dispute, or they can elect to…

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Jan 20
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Debunking the Mediation Myths – Is Civil Mediation Legally Binding?

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It is a commonly held misconception that mediation agreements, also referred to as mediation settlements, are not legally binding. That is not the case. A mediation settlement can, if the…

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Jan 15
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There are no winners and losers in Mediation

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There is commonly held misconception about mediation and that, like a trial, it results in winners and losers. This simply is not the case.  Mediation is about finding new and…

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Jan 12
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Government to make family mediation mandatory

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Simon Hughes, the newly appointed Justice Minister, has put his support behind the Government’s plans to make family mediation mandatory for any couple going through the divorce process.

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  • Home
  • What is Mediation?
    • About Mediation
      • What is Mediation?
      • Why Choose Mediation?
      • What Mediation is not
    • The Mediation Process
      • Family Mediation Process
      • Civil and Commercial Mediation Process
  • Types of Mediation
    • Mediation at home
      • Family Mediation
      • Divorce Mediation and Child Contact
      • Divorce and the Effect on Grandparents
      • Elder Mediation
    • Mediation at Work
      • Civil and Commercial Mediation
      • Hampshire Dispute resolution – For schools, colleges and universities
      • Neighbourhood Disputes
      • Mediation and the National Health Service
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