All Families Mediation
As a family mediator, I regularly meet separating couples who are surprised to discover that living together for many years does not give them the same legal rights as married couples or civil partners. Whatever reforms may follow, clear information, early conversations and constructive dispute resolution remain essential. Mediation can
A MIAM stands for a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting. It is usually the first step before making certain family court applications. During a MIAM, a qualified mediator will: Explain how mediation works Discuss your situation and concerns Explore whether mediation may help resolve issues Assess whether mediation is suitable
Parallel parenting is a child-focused approach designed for high-conflict co-parenting situations. Instead of frequent communication and joint decision-making, parents operate independently within clear boundaries, helping shield children from ongoing conflict. What Is Parallel Parenting? Parallel parenting allows each parent to make day-to-day decisions during their own parenting time, with minimal