Why should Mediators carry out MIAMs ? Non court dispute resolution processes can be compared quite simply by those rooted in empowering self-determinative processes like Mediation (in its many forms) and Collaborative practices and those where the decision-making process is
MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) since 29th April 2024 Introduction During the MIAM the mediator must help you to clearly understand the options you have in respect of the following non-court dispute resolution (NCDR): Mediation Collaboration Neutral Evaluation Private
Far too many divorcing couples are spending FAR TOO much on legal and professional fees. Here is how to avoid that! I am writing this article because, based on my experience of having mediated financial cases for the last 27
We must protect the MIAM !- Mediation information and ASSESSMENT meeting WHY ? “I want this over and done with and ensure she does well” “Can we not do this more quickly, it’s costing a fortune”. “It has all gone
Do I have to go to mediation ? Family mediation has become increasingly common over recent years, coinciding with the courts becoming more and more under pressure. At least once a week, during my pre-mediation meetings with clients, I am
I write this in response to (5) CRITICAL REFLECTION: High Conflict Personalities | LinkedIn Samantha Hardy, Thanks again Samantha for an excellent article. Here are some of my quick thoughts as I read your article this morning, from a mediator
Talking with David Kite – The role of the Financial Coach Talking with David Kite – The role of the Financial Coach – Compass Resolution (compass-resolution.com) How to work with a Divorce Coach when you separate – Supporting the mediation
DELAYS in providing Public Service Pension CEVs for divorce purposes Recently, a client of mine, using the pension on divorce chapter of our Divorce Manual to support her, recently sent me the email below having applied to her Public Service pension scheme (NHS)
Benefits of Using a Financial Neutral During Divorce Mediation By Daniel Gornall Divorce proceedings can be emotionally and financially draining. It can also be a difficult and stressful time for the parties involved. While traditional litigation can be costly
Accelerating the cultural shift away from court Government proposals are set to steer families away from stress, costs and delays New government family law proposals could accelerate a cultural shift for separating couples away from family courts, says The Family
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