De-stressing your financial break-up By Alison Porter, Founder and Managing Director, Pennywise Consultants Member of the Compass Resolution Family Mediation Team of Experts So, how much money do you need for the rest of your life? It’s a big
Why is it that, apparently less than a quarter of cases in which a MIAM has taken place, proceed to mediation? This certainly not my experience or the experience of the Compass Resolution mediators. In fact, it is the reverse,
I am often told by my mediator colleagues that they find it hard to convert initial mediation enquiries into mediations because when they contact the ‘other person’ they are not interested. So, let’s look at why this might be the
Whilst many family mediation organisations are shrinking, Compass Resolution is set to expand by over 400% in the coming months with 45 offices across the South of England, including the London area, all of which offer a service which can
9 KEY PRE-MEDIATION INFORMATION AND ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS Start with broad open questions allowing the client to lead you to and emphasise the things most important to them within the framework you set by your questions, as you listen with a
If you begin to believe (think and feel) that mediation might just work and you might just be able to make some progress with the help of your mediator, your mind will begin to prepare itself to receive information and
When your relationship comes to an ends, working with a family mediator offers you and your former partner or spouse an opportunity of working out your child and financial arrangements together, with the minimum professional intervention and cost. However,
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.
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
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