Divorce Mediation - What Happens?

In Family mediation Couples are assisted in resolving disputes about, separation or divorce.
The Mediators assists couples to develop their own solutions to their differences

  • You may be divorcing or separating from a partner

  • You may both want to stay together but do things differently in the future

  • One Partner may not want to divorce/seperate, while the other does

  • Have an urgent need to focus on the interests of your children's future

  • Have other family issues that need resolving?

  • Finding it difficult to communicate with your Partner or Ex

  • Just need to calm everything down and reach some solutions

  • Need to reduce stress and emotional effects.

    • The Benefits of Mediation:
  • Settlements are achieved at or shortly after mediation in about 90% of cases.

  • Attendance is entirely voluntary.

  • Savings in costs, stress, management time and disruption.

  • Mediation excludes unwanted Publicity.

    Other Family Issues Suitable forMediation:
  • Disputes between a parent and child;
  • disagreements over care for elderly or seriously ill relatives;
  • grandparents contact with grandchildren,
  • homelessness caused by family arguments.
  • Family Will and inheritence issues
    What Happens at Resolve (BMS) Mediations?
  • Both parties explain their concerns and needs to each other and the mediator
  • The mediator is impartial, which means ( does not take sides)
  • The Mediator helps and guides both parties, towards a mutual settlement
  • Sometimes the mediator will put forward a way of solving a problem for consideration
  • The Mediator may suggest ways forward but never try to impose them.
  • The mediator may give information about law but cannot give legal advice
  • Settlements reached through mediation are unique to the parties

    • To discuss your situation Confidentially Tel: 01400 230 210

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