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Family Mediation

Helping families resolve disputes whist avoiding the courts

Lower cost than the court system

Confidential process lead by an impartial mediatior

Timely resolution to move past conflict

Resolve long standing issues and feel hopeful about the future

Have control over decision making and your future

Impartial, professional and sensitive mediation

Jess is a trained family mediator registered with the Family Mediation Council. Making clients feel comfortable, heard and understood is paramount - the starting point for a successful, long lasting resolution. Everyone needs different things.

Jess has significant experience supporting clients resolve both child arrangements and financial disputes. Where children are involved, she supports parents to put the needs of their children at the forefront of discussions.

Parties will feel supported to think about the current and future needs and wishes of everyone concerned.

Jess's unusual background, 10 years in the corporate sector and 6 years in education, equips her to work and connect with diverse range of people.

Jess connects with people in an honest and compassionate way.

Above all else, she is fair.

How does Family Mediation work?

Mediation is a confidential process focused on reaching a mutual and amicable agreement. Mediation gives control and decision making to the parties involved. The mediator will help parties identify the key issues they want to talk about, facilitate conversation to explore future options and ultimately support parties reach a mutual agreement.

Book a Free 15 minute consultation

Schedule a call at a convenient time and tell us a little more about your situation

Book a MIAM

A MIAM (Mediation Information Assessment Meeting) lasts around 60 minutes and is a chance to share the detail of your situation

Schedule Mediation

Joint mediations sessions typically run for 2 hours. This is when both parties meet with the mediator

The first step is to arrange a free 15 minute consultation where you can tell us a little bit about your situation and ask any questions. Following this, each person is required to attend a MIAM. This is a private and confidential meeting between you and the mediator. The MIAM is an opportunity to tell us more about your situation and learn about the mediation process. Once both parties have attended their MIAM, the first joint mediation session will be scheduled. This is when both parties meet with the mediatior to start join conversations about the key issues at hand.