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Q: What types of mediation are there?

The main types of mediation are: transformative mediation facilitative mediation evaluative mediation

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Wills

We can talk through your intentions and ensure you put in place a will that suits your situation.

Child Arrangements

We can advise you on the legal steps when there are issues involving parents in dispute.

Divorce

The main issues as well as the trauma of separation will or may include child matters and finances.

Non-Contentious Probate

After the death of a loved one or relative the matter of obtaining a Grant of Probate.....

Private Clients

People of all ages must make sensible provisions for their families as time passes.

Pre-Nuptial Agreements

More couples are considering to protect their assets in the unlikely event of a future divorce.

LPA

LPA Lasting powers of attorney are another way of safeguarding relatives and loved ones.

Financial Remedies

As part of the divorce process finances will need to be addressed. If matters can be agreed...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pre-nuptual agreement?

A prenuptial agreement is a written agreement entered into by parties prior to their marriage or civil partnership, which sets out their intentions as to what will happen to their property and assets in the event that the marriage breaks down and they separate or get divorced.

What is divorce mediation?

A mediator, who remains impartial to both sides, can assist you and your ex-partner in reaching a consensus regarding matters concerning finances, real estate, or any children involved. Trying mediation is a great option before opting to seek legal advice.

What types of mediation are there?

The main types of mediation are:

transformative mediation
facilitative mediation
evaluative mediation

How is mediation different from arbitration?

An arbitrator will consider all the facts and evidence, then issue a judgement. A mediator can help both sides understand the issues and the respective interests of each. Presentations are made, with testimony given under oath. Furthermore, feelings are aired, narratives shared, and alternative solutions discussed.

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Liz offers a Family Mediation service to address family, child-related, property or financial problems. Mediation provides a recognised and helpful alternative to a court proceeding. It takes place in a safe, friendly environment that avoids the stress and cost of the court process.