Family mediation is a process in which an impartial mediator helps divorced or separated people to make decisions about their children, finances and property
Family mediation is a process in which an impartial mediator helps divorced or separated people to make decisions about their children, finances and property

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Family mediation is a process in which an impartial mediator helps divorced or separated people to make decisions about their children, finances and property.

A trained mediator has a neutral role in helping couples to negotiate an agreement, and the decisions made are their own.

Mediation is a unique process and does not involve counselling or therapy. Nor is it arbitration where a third party makes the decisions. No legal or other advice is given. The underlying principle is that agreements reached by people themselves, as experts in what is right for them and their children, are more sustainable than court orders.

Back to the home page of Family Mediation Cardiff Go to Home Page Finances. The division of capital and assets, including pensions, and the support of the family. About Family Mediation Cardiff Problems can be as a result of separation or divorce or from issues arising long after divorce. Grandparents and other adults in the children's family can also be helped. When dealing with children issues, their welfare always comes first, and parents are encouraged to consider the children's feelings, needs and wishes. How can I get help?
Mediation is a unique process and does not involve counselling or therapy. Nor is it arbitration where a third party makes the decisions. No legal or other advice is given. The underlying principle is that agreements reached by people themselves, as experts in what is right for them and their children, are more sustainable than court orders. Divorce Experience Courses Arrangements for the children. This includes where they are to live, contact with the other parent, and general matters about their welfare. What is family mediation? The mediator helps both parties to work out and explore all the options, and to reach an agreement that is usually put in writing. This is not legally binding. People are able at any stage to take legal advice, They are encouraged to consult a solicitor about the final agreement, which can be formalised into a legally binding document. Frequently asked questions
Family mediation is a process in which an impartial mediator helps divorced or separated people to make decisions about their children, finances and property Family mediation is a process in which an impartial mediator helps divorced or separated people to make decisions about their children, finances and property