Family disputes can be incredibly challenging, particularly when they involve issues such as divorce, child custody, and financial settlements. In the UK, non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) methods offer an effective…
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In an ideal world, families stay together navigating life’s ups and downs under one roof. However, reality often results in a different outcome with many parents finding themselves raising their…
In family law and dispute resolution, a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) holds significant importance. A MIAM is an individual preliminary meeting to explore whether mediation could be an…
Introducing your children to a new partner is a significant step that requires careful consideration and is often the subject of discussion in family mediation. The timing and manner of…
The Mediation Voucher Scheme is an innovative initiative designed to facilitate alternative dispute resolution (ADR) by providing financial support for families undergoing separation or divorce to help them address issues…
Mediation is a voluntary process by nature, which fundamentally distinguishes it from other forms of dispute resolution such as litigation or arbitration. The voluntary aspect of mediation is rooted in…
Financial disclosure is a pivotal aspect of the divorce process in the UK, ensuring fair and equitable settlements between parties. It involves both parties providing a comprehensive and accurate account…
At the end of a marriage or civil partnership, one of the things that have to be looked at is how financial questions are to be addressed. Typically, this will…
The President of the Family Division has issued the following guidance for parents deciding on child arrangements during the COVID pandemic. During the current Coronavirus Crisis some parents whose children…
Why would we need to conduct family mediation by Skype? I don’t think anyone would argue with the assertion that in any mediation, by far the best way of doing…
