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
The daily frustrations of a mediator It is difficult to describe how frustrating it can sometimes feel for me, as a mediator, as I listen to one client after another, day in day out, try to persuade me, in their
Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (‘MIAM’) We hope that you will find the following information helpful, concerning your first information and assessment meeting with the mediator. Please read this in conjunction with watching our mediation video series on our YouTube
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,
A family solicitor friend told me just this morning (1 April 2014) some statistics that made my hair stand on end. They shine a very clear light on how separating couples behave when afraid and why family professionals should be
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