When faced with the prospect of divorce, financial settlement or conflict over matters concerning your children, you may choose to try and resolve these issues through mediation.
You may wonder what happens at a mediation session.
Before the first family mediation session, both parties will have already met with the mediator at a Mediation Information Assessment Meeting (MIAM) which establishes familiarity with your mediator and the environment for mediation.
At the start of a mediation session, an agenda will be set to direct the meeting and ensure that both of you can discuss concerns and circumstances productively.
Above all, the mediator will always remain impartial.
In this short video Family lawyer, Michelle Bettell explains what happens in a mediation session and how the process will help overcome challenges for both parties.
For further information on how our family lawyers can help you with family mediation please contact Michelle Bettell or a member of our family team on 01202 983999 or enquire below.
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