If you have children you will want to show them that you can put their needs first when you are going a separation, or divorce. Even if you do not have children it makes sense to approach divorce or separation in a mature and sensible fashion.
Whatever damage has been done before, or during, the divorce or separation it makes sense to move ahead in a constructive way. Legal proceedings can often be destructive in terms of destroying any possibility of future negotiation and in terms of costs.
Aspire Mediators in Banbury have received extensive training in how to reach an agreement following a divorce or separation.
They are used to dealing with any situation that might arise and can adapt their mediation accordingly. Whatever your issues, whether they involve children, property or finance, our mediators are able to help you to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
There is no compulsion to undertake mediation (although courts may expect you to have attended a MIAM, Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings or to have completed an FM1 form prior to applying to court) and it can be a healing process for both parties.
The first step in mediation is to attend (separately) meetings to consider whether mediation is a suitable solution to address the issues concerned. Following this, a series of mediation meetings are proposed. These meetings can be arranged in a variety of ways. The advantage of these meetings is their flexibility.
They can be arranged around your schedule, can be carried out evening or weekend and will be done online meaning travel and distance isn’t an obstacle. Mediation will enable you to take control of your current situation.
At the meetings you can discuss a variety of issues including (but not limited to) children, property and finances.
At the end of the series of meeting we hope you will be in a position to make an agreement which will help you to move forward with your separation and divorce.
Whatever your circumstances, we think that you will find working with Aspire Mediation to be the best way to proceed. Mediation is a fully confidential process. Our Oxfordshire family mediators are trained in working with children and young people.
Grandparents can also be brought into the process as they are often concerned about visitation rights. Finally, your property and financial affairs can also be agreed upon in a neutral environment.
If you would like to know more, please contact us today about our mediation services
ARRANGE A CALL BACK FROM MEDIATOR
Act today and get help - family mediation perfect solution