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

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 mediation can be an emotionally charged journey for couples facing separation or divorce. This stage holds significant implications f...

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...

When a marriage or long-term relationship ends, there are numerous details to work out. Financial support and child custody arrangements can be challe...

A hybrid mediation model allows clients’ solicitors, financial advisors, and other professionals to participate. A fundamental belief of mediato...

The UK Government has announced plans to introduce mandatory mediation for separating or divorcing couples in a bid to divert more family disputes awa...

An acrimonious divorce can have lasting consequences for child development, especially if the child is exposed directly to the conflict between their ...

As we move towards the start of the 2023-24 tax year, the change in capital gains tax (CGT) rules is one of the most significant factors for divorce s...

Family mediation typically has a common goal: to work through disputes and allow agreement on a solution that is satisfactory to all participating par...

For all its advantages, No Fault Divorce still requires the careful handling of any separation. One potential pitfall to be aware of comes in the fina...