Returning to the burglary. “How dare they,… how dare they enter my home, steal my things. Who do they think they are, these people”….but of course these people don’t think! The reality is that the people who burgled your house
The first and most immediate stage of loss is the sense of shock, almost disbelief at receiving the news. Is this really happening? This immediate sense of loss can often feel overwhelming. But, of course it is all really happening.
Imagine you and your family have spent 20 years building a home in which you all feel safe and secure, surrounded by your personal belongings and family memories, representing an important part of who you are. Then, one day, out
CHILD MAINTENANCE and the Child Maintenance Service – A client’s guide When it comes to child maintenance there are two questions most parents want answers to How much child maintenance should I pay? – The payer How much child
The challenge It can sometimes be very challenging to persuade and influence a person to meet me, the mediator, to find out about family mediation, even when that meeting may be free ! This is especially true when the
This second blog focuses the ‘tough area’ of self-management and recommends 3 more things you really need to do if you want to resolve things in mediation, when your relationship comes to an end s to do. Be able to
In the first of 2 blogs I set out 7 things you really need to do if you want to resolve things in mediation when your relationship comes to an end. Be motivated to sort things out Feeling compelled to
In my mediation information meetings I often ask my clients what they argue about and how these arguments end. The following is typical of what I often hear from each client. Every time we argue about the children he threatens
This article follows a radio chat I was recently involved in on BBC Radio 5 Live, Drive hour last Wednesday. We have now seen two decades of significant changes to the Child Support Statutory scheme in 1993 (CS1), 2003 (CS2)
What determines whether conflict often associated with separation and divorce—a pervasive and naturally occurring event—moves in a constructive or destructive direction? Constructive conflicts are defined as those which result in mutually satisfactory experiences of the processes, relationships and outcomes associated with the
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