Mediation is a process to assist parties to reach an agreement when they are in conflict. A person who is not directly involved in the conflict, called a mediator, is brought into a dispute. Unlike a judge in court, a mediator has no authority to impose any result on the parties. Instead, a mediator is impartial and has skills in communication and negotiation as well as knowledge about the conflict.
The mediator assists the parties to communicate; helps them understand each other’s needs, values, and emotions; lays the groundwork to repair damaged relationships; and encourages creative options for resolution. Like a judge, however, the mediator should be impartial and have no allegiance to any of the individuals in the dispute.
You do not need to go to court to reach an agreement and move on with your life. In our service, more than 70% of clients reach an agreement through mediation reducing stress, costs and co-parenting effectively. Mediation helps you move forward amicably without huge legal costs and legal battles.
Legal advice is recommended. We have legal background and we can give legal information but not a advice. This is an additional value we add to the family mediation service we provide. The choice is always yours. BOOK A MIAM
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