online mediation

Discover the most convenient way to mediate with Aspire Family Mediation.

Online Mediation

Why Aspire Mediation?

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time for in-person mediation sessions can be challenging when you need to find solutions following the complexities of divorce or separation. Aspire Family Mediation offers mediation services, providing a convenient, flexible and efficient way to resolve family disputes from the comfort of your own home.

What is Online Mediation?

Virtual mediation is a process where parties in a dispute meet with a mediator via video conferencing tools. This approach allows for real-time communication and negotiation while eliminating barriers such as travel, scheduling conflicts, and geographic restrictions.

With virtual mediation, sessions can be arranged at times that suit both parties, including evenings or weekends. It’s an ideal option for those with busy work schedules, childcare responsibilities, or mobility concerns. Despite the remote format, online mediation maintains the same professional standards, confidentiality, and impartiality as in-person sessions.

Aspire Family Mediation ensures that all sessions are secure, easy to access, and tailored to your needs. Whether resolving issues related to child arrangements, financial agreements, or other family disputes, our online mediation service makes it easier to find practical solutions without added stress.

the benefits of mediation over virtual call

  1. Convenience: Virtual mediation eliminates the need for travel, making it easier for all parties to attend sessions. This is particularly beneficial for those with busy schedules or who live in different locations.
  2. Flexibility: Sessions can be scheduled at times that are convenient for everyone involved, including evenings and weekends.
  3. Comfort: Being in a familiar environment can help reduce stress and make participants feel more at ease during the mediation process.
  4. Cost-Effective: Without the need for travel or physical meeting spaces, a zoom mediation can be a more affordable option.
  5. Accessibility: Our mediation is accessible to anyone with an internet connection, making it an inclusive option for those who may have mobility issues or other constraints.

At Aspire Family Mediation, we use secure and user-friendly video conferencing platforms to conduct our online mediation sessions. Here’s how the process works:

Initial Consultation: We begin with an initial consultation to understand the nature of the dispute and determine if mediation is suitable for your situation.

Scheduling: Once both parties agree to proceed, we schedule the mediation sessions at mutually convenient times.

Preparation: Prior to the sessions, we provide guidance on how to use the video conferencing tools and ensure that all participants are comfortable with the technology.

Mediation Sessions: During the sessions, our experienced mediators facilitate discussions, helping both parties to communicate effectively and work towards a resolution.

Agreement: If an agreement is reached, we assist in drafting a written agreement that outlines the terms of the resolution.

Internet Mediation: How Mediation Works

Mediation offers a modern, flexible, and effective way to resolve family disputes. Aspire Family Mediation is committed to providing high-quality mediation services that meet the needs of today’s families. If you’re interested in learning more about our mediation services, please contact our expert team to schedule an initial consultation by filling out a contact form or calling the team 01908 966 008

Online mediation is suitable if you:

  • Don’t live near the other person
  • Do not live near a mediator
  • You live abroad
  • Find it difficult to leave the house
  • Do not want to be in the same room as your ex
  • You want to mediate evening or weekend
  • You want a convenient quick solution

Cases suitable for online mediation

  • Splitting up, separation as well as dissolution
  • Financial negotiation
  • Children’s living arrangements
  • Parenting strategies
  • Son or daughter support
  • Child Schooling Agreements
  • Older family members worries