Tuesday 30 June 2015

About Family Mediation



About Family Mediation

For video go to site 
http://www.nfm.org.uk/index.php/family-mediation/about-family-mediation#further-help-and-support

  • Family Mediation helps you resolve conflict and reach agreement on all issues surrounding separation, divorce or dissolution of civil partnership.
  • It is a voluntary and confidential process which helps you reach joint decisions without the use of courts.
  • It offers you a safe, neutral place where you and your ex-partner can meet with an impartial mediator to work out plans for the future.
  • Mediators do not tell you what to do but help you look at different options for sorting things out, so that you reach your own agreements about all aspects of your separationdivorce or dissolution, including arrangements for childrenfinances and property.
Download our free leaflet which explains Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings here.
If you are seeking family mediation please use this link to go to our family mediation referral form
Due to recent changes in government thinking, family mediation is becoming the preferred method to resolve and prevent family disputes, especially where children are involved.  Agreements that have been freely negotiated can help restore communication, understanding and trust.
Mediation is open to anybody affected by family breakdown including separation, divorce and dissolution of civil partnership. It is mostly used by parents or couples who are experiencing difficulties agreeing arrangements, regardless of age, race, nationality, sexuality, orientation, mobility, faith and other such factors. For those whose first language is other than English, interpreter services can be provided. Mediation is also available to other family members, such as grandparents, who may be having difficulties over contact arrangements or step-parents who would like to support their new partner.

Stages of the Mediation Process

About National Family Mediation

National Family Mediation (NFM) is one of the founding members of the Family Mediation Council, the body which regulates standards of practice in family mediation. All NFM Mediators are professionals with a wealth of skills and experience in family mediation and conflict resolution. They deliver family mediation at the highest accredited standard. All are qualified to provide legally aided family mediation on behalf of the Legal Aid Agency (previously the Legal Services Commission).

source:-http://www.nfm.org.uk/index.php/family-mediation/about-family-mediation#further-help-and-support 

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