Jan 13, 2023 | Family Law
A MIAM is a mediation information and assessment meeting. Both parties will have individual meetings with the mediator. This provides an opportunity for them to explain their current situation and allows them to express what they are hoping to achieve through the...
Jan 13, 2023 | Family Law
Family finances are one of the most stressful matters for parties to resolve when relationships come to an end. Finance mediation offers a safe space to discuss financial matters which maybe worrying them in the short term and discuss financial proposals for the long...
Jan 13, 2023 | Family Law
Family Mediation is an accessible and cost-effective form of Alternative Dispute Resolution in situations where communication has broken down and parties cannot agree on a way forward. It provides the opportunity for an impartial third party to hear from both sides...
Sep 2, 2022 | Family Law, Laura's Blog
As a family solicitor, I am a member of an organisation called Resolution and adhere to strict Codes of Practice when it comes to the work I do as a family solicitor. Resolution have recently released an ethics statement to strengthen the Code of Practice for its...
Aug 30, 2022 | Family Law
Child inclusive mediation (formerly direct child consultation) is not a new practice within family mediation however it has gained some momentum over the last few years. At Consilia, we’re noticing an increase in enquiries about child inclusive mediation (CIM) from...
