Mediation and Shift Work Navigating the realities of being a separated parent and working can often be overwhelming. Days are often spent juggling your job and household jobs at the same time as getting together school bags, PE kits, packed lunches and making sure the kids are dressed and ready to leave on time. If they are due to [...]
Mediation and Court Proceedings Many people regard court as their only option in family disputes. Very few people realise however that many court disputes settle without a Judge making a final decision. Parties involved in court proceedings are encouraged to attempt to agree the issue both prior to and during any court dispute. There is a requirement for anyone [...]
Who Will Have the Kids at Christmas? As a parent, the most special time of year is Christmas. When you go through a separation it's often the case that both parents, understandably, want to spend as much time as possible with their children during this time. Both parents want to be part of the excitement of Christmas morning. This [...]
Hybrid Family Mediation Hybrid Family Mediation provides an alternative option for individuals involved in complex or high conflict disputes. Hybrid Mediators have undertaken specialist training to enable them to utilise both family and civil Mediation techniques and procedures. This enables them to be more flexible and innovative in seeking to find a solution for the parties. Unlike traditional Family [...]
Top Tips for Successful Family Mediation You have a lot invested in your Mediation sessions. Not only are you trying to save time and money and trying to bring a conflict to an end, you may well want to try and retain a working relationship with your ex, particularly if you have young children together. Those ties will remain [...]
Family Mediation and the Farm Separation for farming families can pose particular challenges and complexities. Farmers are often asset rich and cash poor and there's a strong sense of family history, particularly if the farm has been built up over the generations. Both parties often want to achieve a fair settlement but with as little disruption as possible to [...]
Mediation and Shift Work Navigating the realities of being a separated parent and working can often be overwhelming. Days are often spent juggling your job and household jobs at the same time as getting together school bags, PE kits, packed lunches and making sure the kids are dressed and ready to leave on time. If they are due to [...]
Mediation and Court Proceedings Many people regard court as their only option in family disputes. Very few people realise however that many court disputes settle without a Judge making a final decision. Parties involved in court proceedings are encouraged to attempt to agree the issue both prior to and during any court dispute. There is a requirement for anyone [...]
Who Will Have the Kids at Christmas? As a parent, the most special time of year is Christmas. When you go through a separation it's often the case that both parents, understandably, want to spend as much time as possible with their children during this time. Both parents want to be part of the excitement of Christmas morning. This [...]
Hybrid Family Mediation Hybrid Family Mediation provides an alternative option for individuals involved in complex or high conflict disputes. Hybrid Mediators have undertaken specialist training to enable them to utilise both family and civil Mediation techniques and procedures. This enables them to be more flexible and innovative in seeking to find a solution for the parties. Unlike traditional Family [...]
Top Tips for Successful Family Mediation You have a lot invested in your Mediation sessions. Not only are you trying to save time and money and trying to bring a conflict to an end, you may well want to try and retain a working relationship with your ex, particularly if you have young children together. Those ties will remain [...]
Family Mediation and the Farm Separation for farming families can pose particular challenges and complexities. Farmers are often asset rich and cash poor and there's a strong sense of family history, particularly if the farm has been built up over the generations. Both parties often want to achieve a fair settlement but with as little disruption as possible to [...]
