Mediation

Mediation is not always an option if there have been recent and/or repeated incidents of domestic abuse.

17-21 January 2022 is Family mediation Week; an opportunity to learn more about family mediation, a process in which a professionally-trained mediator helps you resolve arrangements for children and finances which is mutually beneficial for you and your former partner in anticipation of or following separation.

Change can feel like bad news or good news, and when change is imposed on us it can feel impossible to rise to the challenge. We are easily overwhelmed by stress and uncertainty; feeling that we have no control.

Fullers Family Law are pleased to welcome Manjit Kaur Gill as the newest lawyer to join the firm.

The majority of people would rate themselves as good listeners although this may be far from accurate.

The last twelve months have been full of challenges. We have all risen to meet so many of them and, if you are anything like me, the learning curve to improve IT skills and adapt to different ways to keep in touch has been huge.

I qualified as a solicitor in 1990 and have practised in family law ever since. I have always been committed to supporting clients throughout their journey from separation to a brighter and more positive future.

Arguments may be normal when a relationship is struggling, but risk being at the cost of our children. The impact can vary greatly with the potential to affect everything from a child’s mental health to academic success and their future relationships.

This is one of the most common questions I am asked when interested parties are considering mediation.