A family upheaval of any kind can be an extremely traumatic experience for everyone involved. This can be more pronounced when children are included especially if the dispute concerns the separation or divorce of their parents. At the National Family Guildford Mediation Service we are sensitive to the needs of all participants.
We are a dedicated, professional organisation offering private, high-quality Guildford family mediation services to aid you in resolving family and other domestic conflicts without having to endure the stress and humiliation of going to court.
Our certified mediators provide a constructive, neutral approach that is flexible and can be arranged at a time that is appropriate for you in Guildford.
We provide national family mediation services, we deliver on a local level and can arrange Guildford family mediation and family law in Guildford 6 days a week at a time that is most convenient for you (morning, afternoon, or evening). Using video or Video chat conferencing, we are able to commit to clients in a wider variety of locations.
We listen to your concerns – and to others involved in your dispute – and attempt to reach and by encouraging open communication between the parties we aim to reach an amicable resolution that is favourable to those concerned. When children are involved, they are provided with a safe forum enabling them to discuss their views and preference over how they would like matters concerning them to be resolved. Covering Guildford Call Us Today
Confidential Guildford family mediation and family law in family disputes during and after divorce, separation and the breakdown of same sex civil partnerships at locations in Guildford and across Surrey.
We are a motivated professional mediation organisation offering high-quality; confidential mediation services for separating couples at a convenient time, to assist you resolve family and other domestic disputes without the need of suffering the stress and indignity of going to court.
We listen to the concerns of all those involved and attempt to reach a favourable agreement by encouraging open communication between the parties. When children are involved, they are provided with a safe forum enabling them to discuss their views and preference over how they would like matters concerning them to be resolved within the family. Email or call NFMS today!
At the National Guildford Family Mediation Service we are sensitive to the needs of all participants and family members. It is however not our place to cast judgements over who is right or wrong in any dispute.
Nevertheless the mediator is trained to act sympathetically and with complete impartiality so that the best practicable solution can be reached quickly and with the least stress. Within and family law.
Our mediation and and family law services provide a less formal, much cheaper alternative to resolving a family dispute in court. Nobody wants to go to court – so mediation can be seen as a sensible and more efficient way of settling various kinds of disputes that are likely to affect families.
Because Guildford family mediation and family law encourages each individual involved to discuss their concerns openly without the need for lawyers to intervene, it is an extremely beneficial way for the parties to communicate and to reach agreement. The informality and openness of mediation is fundamentally why mediation family law has become a successful and popular way of resolving disputes.
It is still of course necessary for a divorce or marital separation to be made legal through the court process, but mediation has proved to be the most efficient means of settling relating issues that evolve.
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This may be to reach an agreement over access and arrangements for children, property and financial disputes arising from a marriage or civil partnership that has dissolved.
It is very important that if you are getting divorced that you are fully appraised of changes to the law. A very significant change happened earlier this year that you should be aware of
An alteration to the Child and Families Act of 2014 means that you now must undertake mediation, and have evidence of attending MIAMS (Mediation Information and Assessment meetings) if you want to go to court to proceed with your divorce.
This is a statutory change and there are very few ways that you can get out of attending this sort of meeting. Of course, you should always undertake specialist guidance before making a decision.
