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Contents What is Divorce Mediation? How Are Pensions Treated in Divorce? CETVs and PODEs Different Approaches to Pension Division Pension Sharing Pe...

At first glance, the words amicable and divorce feel like they shouldn’t go together. After all, divorce usually carries negative connotations like ...

Financial stability post-divorce is a crucial part of moving on with your life so that you can live with confidence, independence and dignity. Divorce...

Overview of Property Mediation Property mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that aims to resolve conflicts related to real es...

In today’s business landscape, the transfer of ownership in small family businesses is a crucial and often intricate process. Whether it’s...

A family law mediator requires a diverse set of skills to effectively facilitate the resolution of disputes between parties involved in family law mat...

Divorce is a difficult ordeal for all parties involved, but even more so when there are children in the mix. Being caught in the middle, experiencing ...

Do I have to go to mediation? No. Mediation is completely voluntary. You can decide not to agree to mediate or, once you have started the process, c...

Navigating child arrangements mediation can be an emotionally charged journey for couples facing separation or divorce. This stage holds significant i...

If you’re going through a separation with children involved, it can be sensible for your mediator to talk to them directly, without you in the r...

No-fault divorce came into force in England on April 6th 2022, bringing to an end the need to demonstrate unreasonable behaviour in order to legally e...

Uncomfortable silences, raw emotions, and the weight of a looming divorce – under these circumstances, even a shared space could feel like too m...