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Money worries hit hard during a separation. When you are already dealing with the emotional strain of ending a relationship, the idea of paying for mediation can feel like one more thing you simply cannot manage. Here’s the thing. Mediation was designed to reduce conflict, save time, and stop family issues from escalating into stressful and expensive legal battles. But what h...

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If you’re dealing with a family breakdown, the court can feel like a scary, impersonal maze. It’s expensive, slow, and you never know which way things will go. Family mediation, on the other hand, lets you work through your issues with guidance, not judgment and gives you a real chance at a mutually agreeable solution. This post explains exactly what the steps are in the medi...

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If you’re involved in a family law issue, there’s a good chance you’ll hear the term MIAM early on. Standing for Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, it’s not just a formality — it’s often a legal requirement before court action can begin.

But not everyone needs to attend and there are valid reasons for being exempt. If you’re unsure where you stand, here’s a ...

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Family law terminology can be confusing. If you’re separating or divorcing, one of your primary concerns will be child custody arrangements and ensuring the welfare of the child comes first. You may have heard the terms “custody,” “residence order,” and “child arrangement order,” but are they all the same? Let’s break it down.

What is a Child Arrangement Order?

A child...

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When you start divorce mediation, one of the first requests from your mediator will be to provide financial disclosure. For many people, it feels like a big step handing over details about their income, assets, and debts can seem personal. But here’s the thin...

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