Mediation

Fullers’ mediators Jane-Louise Burrows and Kate Newton are asking separated parents to plan ahead for the school Easter break, setting out they help they can offer through family mediation.

As Family Mediation Week 2024 (22nd – 26th January) commences, separating couples are encouraged to avoid costly and lengthy courtroom conflict by using mediation as an alternative dispute resolution method.

Mediation is a confidential environment where the mediator acts as an independent impartial aid to the conversation and helps people reach agreement on issues they cannot discuss themselves for a variety of reasons.

As Christmas lights and decorations spring up in homes and shops, worries about where children will spend the festive season are in the minds of many separated parents. The time to open a discussion about those arrangements and reach a resolution is now.

The pressures of the six-week school vacation often mean a rise in the number of couples calling time on their relationship.

Financial settlement and child contact negotiations after a separation or divorce can often hit a point where progress stalls, resulting in an impasse. It's crucial to find effective ways to break through these deadlocks to reach an agreement so you do not end up in protracted family law court proceedings.

Our mediator, Jane-Louise urges separated parents to plan ahead for the school holidays.

As Mother’s Day approaches, separating couples are encouraged to avoid costly and lengthy courtroom conflict by using family mediation as an alternative dispute resolution method.

As Family Mediation Week 2023 (16th – 20th January 2023) commences, separating couples are encouraged to avoid costly and lengthy courtroom conflict by using mediation as an alternative dispute resolution method.