Divorce and separation specialist

Mediation is a process to help couples who have decided to seperate or divorce talk about the things that are important to them and make decisions for the future.
Couples will have several sessions with the mediator to help them reach agreement. Five or six one and a half hour sessions is not unusual.
The mediator will give impartial guidance so that you understand what matters to you, and can make your own choices about the best way forward. The mediator will help you find informed and practical solutions, which feel fair to the two of you and your family. Decisions may involve, for example, how you will share the care and parenting of the children. The mediator will help you devise a 'parenting plan'. You may also want to discuss how the finances or pensions will be organized and what will happen to the family home.
During the mediation process you can each consult your own solicitors at any time for independent legal advice.
Your resolution mediator will also be a practising solicitor and whilst not giving legal advice, will understand the law as well as being trained in mediation skills.
Mediation aims to reduce tension and hostility, keep communication channels open and save the cost of expensive court battles
Mediation helps children by showing parents working together to resolve issues.

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