The aim of mediation is to assist couples by encouraging them to work together to agree arrangements for their children and finances, after they have decided to separate. Partner, Ruth Hawkins, and solicitor, Karen Newman, empower our clients to stay in control of their decisions and help them to keep their separation out of court. Mediation is a quicker, less stressful, and cost effective option for settling either children or financial arrangements after a separation or divorce. Our mediators have written some articles that you may find helpful when deciding if mediation is for you.
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We have recently seen a significant sea-change in family law with the changes in the Family Procedur…
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By Karen Newman and Ruth Hawkins Family Mediation week is taking place from 22nd to 26th January 202…
When you separate, there are often a whole host of issues that you need to consider, and if possible…
