WHAT IS MEDIATION
WHAT IS FAMILY MEDIATION
You maybe divorcing, separating after living together, or you may not have lived together but you have children. Family Mediation helps you agree arrangements for your children, home, finances and child support.
We understand that when a relationship has broken down, sometimes it is not possible to speak with your ex-partner. It can be just too difficult to sort things out on your own, emotions can get in the way and you may find it difficult to communicate with each other about really important things. That’s when you need a Professional Family Mediation Service that you can trust, let Harte Family Mediation Services be your trusted support during challenging times.
For separating couple’s, Family Court is the last option. Court can be a very stressful, lengthy and expensive way to come to an agreement. Also, in most cases, Legal Aid is no longer available to fund your case in the Family Court. Harte Family Mediation offers Legal Aid mediation for both MIAM’s and Mediation.
You maybe divorcing, separating after living together, or you may not have lived together but you have children. Family Mediation helps you agree arrangements for your children, home, finances and child support.
We understand that when a relationship has broken down, sometimes it is not possible to speak with your ex-partner. It can be just too difficult to sort things out on your own, emotions can get in the way and you may find it difficult to communicate with each other about really important things. That’s when you need a Professional Family Mediation Service that you can trust, let Harte Family Mediation be your trusted support during challenging times.
For separating couple’s, Family Court is the last option. Court can be a very stressful, lengthy and expensive way to come to an agreement. Also, in most cases, Legal Aid is no longer available to fund your case in the Family Court. Harte Family Mediation offers Legal Aid mediation for both MIAM’s and Mediation.
THE BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDIATION
HAVE MORE CONTROL OVER THE OUTCOME
BENEFITS OF FAMILY MEDIATION
MORE CONTROL OVER THE OUTCOME
You have control
You will have more control over the outcome, rather than the court deciding it for you. After all, do you really want a stranger telling you how you are going to manage you children and or finances!
The whole process of dealing with court and solicitors is quite difficult and can be frustratingly slow; After your own meeting/s with your solicitors, you have to wait for your ex-partner’s solicitors to reply to letters and then wait for court dates if you can’t agree. Mediation helps you to communicate directly with your ex-partner. With the help of our experts, you can decide what is best and most importantly, move on with your life.
You have control
You will have more control over the outcome, rather than the court deciding it for you. After all, do you really want a stranger telling you how you are going to manage you children and or finances!
The whole process of dealing with court and solicitors is quite difficult and can be frustratingly slow; After your own meeting/s with your solicitors, you have to wait for your ex-partner’s solicitors to reply to letters and then wait for court dates if you can’t agree. Mediation helps you to communicate directly with your ex-partner. With the help of our experts, you can decide what is best and most importantly, move on with your life.
It’s much cheaper that using solicitors or the family court
The Family Court is really a last option for separated couples. The court process can be quite stressful and lengthy and in addition to this, expensive. Even if you or your partner are not eligible for Legal Aid, mediation is usually still a cheaper, faster and less stressful option.
According to Money Advice Service– “Failing to reach an agreement means you have to apply to the court for an adjudication (a Financial Remedy Order other than by consent). The court will charge you £255 for this and then you have the solicitor’s fees on top, which rocket up to £10,000 to £15,000 – and that’s assuming it’s all done and dusted after a few court appearances”. The average cost of divorce mediation. “can range from £300 to £1,500 – a small slither compared to the thousands and thousands you’re charged if your divorce goes to court”.
It’s much cheaper that using solicitors or the family court
The Family Court is really a last option for separated couples. The court process can be quite stressful and lengthy and in addition to this, expensive. Even if you or your partner are not eligible for Legal Aid, mediation is usually still a cheaper, faster and less stressful option.
According to Money Advice Service– “Failing to reach an agreement means you have to apply to the court for an adjudication (a Financial Remedy Order other than by consent). The court will charge you £255 for this and then you have the solicitor’s fees on top, which rocket up to £10,000 to £15,000 – and that’s assuming it’s all done and dusted after a few court appearances”. The average cost of divorce mediation. “can range from £300 to £1,500 – a small slither compared to the thousands and thousands you’re charged if your divorce goes to court”.
It will be the best option for your children
Children are able to come to terms with their parents not being together anymore. Studies have shown however, that children whose parents are in conflict are negatively impacted emotionally and developmentally. We are here to help you to have effective communication with your ex-partner, so that your children will have the best chance to thrive.
According to NSPCC, “Separation may involve bad feelings between the parents and their families. Children can pick up on this, which may make them confused or unhappy”.
It will be the best option for your children
Children are able to come to terms with their parents not being together anymore. Studies have shown however, that children whose parents are in conflict are negatively impacted emotionally and developmentally. We are here to help you to have effective communication with your ex-partner, so that your children will have the best chance to thrive.
According to NSPCC, “Separation may involve bad feelings between the parents and their families. Children can pick up on this, which may make them confused or unhappy”.