Mediation is a Voluntary process, you engage in Mediation because you want to participate.
Mediation is confidential (unless there are safeguarding and/or Money Laundering issues) and is without prejudice.
As Mediators, our role is to help facilitate the conversation and remain impartial, we are not here to judge or make decisions for you.
You and the other party make all the decisions on any outcomes, we can write an agreement, but it is not legally binding. You can both decide to make this agreement legally binding and we encourage you to seek legal advice to be able to do so.
Step 1: First Step - We will contact all parties to ensure that they are willing to participate in Mediation.
Step 2: MIAMS - Once all parties agree to mediate we will have a separate initial meetings with each party separately.
These are known as MIAMS -Mediation Initial Assessment Meeting.
Step 3: Joint Meeting - If your case is deemed suitable we will progress to a joint meeting. This can be done with the parties in the same space or via shuttle (this is where the parties will not see each other). Mediations can take place online or in-person.
We are able to facilitate more than one joint meeting if that is deemed suitable.
Step 4: Agreement - Once the decision are made and agreed they are written up in an outcome document, this document is not legally binding.
Step 5: Legally Binding - If you wish to make the outcome document legally binding we encourage you to seek legal advice.
Step 1: MIAMS - Mediation Initial Assessment Meeting
Step 2 - Financial Disclosure
Step 3 - Joint Meeting
Step 4 - Exploration of options
Step 5 - Reaching a Financial Agreement
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