Start with the issues and the information
Identify what is agreed, what remains disputed and what records are missing. Get advice about urgent concerns, existing orders and any deadlines.
Read more →Understand the issue, organize the information and choose a process suited to the dispute and the people involved.
Identify what is agreed, what remains disputed and what records are missing. Get advice about urgent concerns, existing orders and any deadlines.
Read more →A mediator helps people discuss issues and possible solutions. Ask about suitability, safety screening, confidentiality, fees and independent legal advice. Contact Considered Mediation to discuss the process.
Explore the service ↗Describe your child’s routine, compare workable schedules and identify the decisions a plan needs to address.
Read more →Clear records help identify assumptions and the points that still need legal or financial review.
Read more →Explore remote facilitative family and divorce mediation through Considered Mediation, a practice connected to DivorceNexus. Learn about the process, suitability, fees and independent legal advice, or prepare with the free Considered Mediation Handbook.
Where there are safety concerns, coercion or an imbalance of power, raise them privately before any joint meeting. Independent legal advice can support you throughout the process.