Family Mediation across the United Kingdom
Separation is hard enough without a courtroom. We give both of you a calm, private room, an accredited mediator in the chair, and the time to reach arrangements about your children, your home and your money that you can both live with.
Accredited by
Family Mediation Council
College of Mediators
Resolution
Authorised MIAM Provider
MoJ Voucher Scheme
What do you need help with?
We can help you find a way forward.
Children & Parenting
Where children live, time with each parent, holidays and parenting plans.
Explore child arrangements
Divorce & Separation
Practical decisions about the home, savings, debts, pensions and income.
Explore separation mediation
Finances & Property
Financial disclosure, property outcomes, pensions and other financial matters.
Explore financial mediation
I'm Not Sure Where to Start
Understand your options and whether mediation is right for you.
Talk to usHow mediation works
A clear process, focused on solutions.
Mediation gives you a structured space to talk, explore options and reach your own decisions with the support of an impartial expert.
Learn more about mediation- 01
Get in touch
Call or send an enquiry to understand the next step.
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MIAM / Assessment
We explain the process and check suitability.
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Mediation Sessions
Work through the important issues with your mediator.
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Work Towards Agreement
Explore options and record what has been agreed.
Funding
You may be able to get help with the cost.
The Ministry of Justice voucher scheme can contribute up to £500 per eligible person.
Work it out
The money question, answered before you call.
Three calculators built on the figures we actually charge Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.
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Property Equity Calculator
Work out the equity in your home and what each share looks like after the costs of selling.
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What Family Mediation Costs
See what the MIAM and the joint sessions come to, and what the £500 voucher leaves you to pay.
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Mediation or Court: What Each Costs
Compare what mediation costs against a contested hearing, on your own figures.
Compare the two routes
Our services
Helping you resolve what matters.
Family Mediation Services
The core mediation process for separating families.
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Divorce & Separation Mediation
Work through practical decisions about your future.
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Child Arrangements Mediation
Create clear, child-focused arrangements that work.
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Financial & Property Mediation
Resolve financial and property matters fairly.
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MIAM: Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting
The statutory first meeting, and what it decides.
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Legal Aid & the £500 Mediation Voucher
Check whether the £500 voucher or legal aid applies.
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Child Inclusive Mediation
A separate, confidential conversation for your child.
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Debt Mediation: Dividing Loans and Liabilities
Allocate loans and liabilities, in writing.
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Mortgage and Separation Planning
Who pays now, and what happens to the house.
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Parenting Plans: Our Child's Plan
The week, the handovers and the holidays, agreed.
Learn moreOur locations
Local knowledge. National service.
We provide family mediation in the following areas.
Guides & answers
Clear information when you need it.
Expert guides and answers to the questions we are asked most.
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Is family mediation compulsory before applying to court?
Under Family Procedure Rules 2010 Part 3, attending a statutory Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) is mandatory before submitting a court application for child arrangements (Form C100) or financial remedy (Form A), unless a formal exemption such as documented domestic abuse applies.
Can we settle our divorce finances entirely without attending court?
Yes. Once an agreement is reached in mediation, your solicitor drafts a Consent Order based on our Memorandum of Understanding and submits it to court for administrative review by a judge, requiring zero court hearings.
Is a mediated Parenting Plan legally binding?
A Parenting Plan is a voluntary agreement built on mutual cooperation. If parents require formal legal enforceability, a family solicitor can convert the agreed plan into a draft Child Arrangements Consent Order for court approval.
How do we determine what happens to the family home?
We assess independent property valuations, verified mortgage borrowing capacity, and housing needs for both parties, exploring buyout options, property sales, or deferred charges under Mesher orders.
Can my MIAM consultation be conducted online via video call?
Yes. We offer secure online video MIAMs, enabling you to complete your assessment from the comfort and privacy of your home.