Virtual Mediation – 8 Weeks on! How are we coping? We are now on week 8 of lock down and for me it has flown by and it now feels like the new norm. In week 1 the thought of carrying out mediations virtually filled me with...
Consilia Mediation are hosting this year’s annual DR Conference on Wednesday 27th November 2019 at the Novotel, Leeds. For full details of the conference including the event program and our line-up of speakers, click here. 10% of all ticket sales will be donated to our chosen charity,...
We’re very proud of both our family and employment law team for ranking in The Legal 500 this year and for the fantastic write-up! Here it is… Consilia Legal excels in financial remedy cases and Children Act mandates with notable expertise in matters which have capacity considerations....
FAQs – Family Mediation 1. What is family mediation? Family mediation is a process of resolving conflict with your ex-partner in relation to matters concerning your property and finances or your children or both. The family mediator facilitates discussions regarding these issues with you and your ex-partner and...
Family mediation is becoming increasingly popular for families to help resolve conflict and reach agreements surrounding children or finances or in some circumstances, both. There are various steps involved in the mediation process which are explained below: 1) Referral to mediation The first stage of the process is for...
I have acted on behalf of employers defending harassment claims for many years. The word that makes me shiver when speaking to a client who is facing a claim of harassment is the word “banter”. another’s and what often starts as a two-way affair often quickly...
1. What is family mediation? Family mediation is a process of resolving conflict with your ex-partner in relation to matters concerning your property and finances or your children or both. The family mediator facilitates discussions regarding these issues with you and your ex-partner and works with you...
For parents who are separated, sorting out arrangements for your children with your ex-partner can sometimes be a daunting and difficult process. Not only do these plans impact on your own living arrangements, but most importantly that of your children. As a parent, your children’s...
Part of my role as a family mediator can sometimes involve me speaking to children as part of the mediation process (child inclusive mediation). This is in situations where both parents feel their child or children would benefit from having their voice heard through the mediator, and...
Why choose mediation? Sometimes when dealing with our own emotions it can be difficult to consider the feelings of our former partner or spouse and how any decisions reached will impact upon them and any children involved. Mediation can be used to assist individuals with matters relating...
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