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What is Court Referred Mediation and how does it differ from In Court Mediation?
May 4th, 2012Tags: Beds, children issues, Consent Order, Court Order, Court referred Mediation, Family Court, financial issues, Herts, in-court mediation, property issues, Watford Court
Posted in Blog | | Comments OffThe Government and Judiciary have been advocating the benefits of mediation for many years and have come up with a number of initiatives to encourage people to use the services of a mediator. You may have heard of “Court Referred Mediation” or “In Court Mediation” but may not understand the difference. In Court Mediation [...]
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‘Living Solo’ and ‘Parenting Apart’ Courses
May 26th, 2010Tags: after divorce, Children, course, emotional, financial issues, focus, future, legal, Living, parenting apart, parenting relationship, parents, partners, separation, social, solo
Posted in Parent and Child Services | | No Comments »Living Solo helps clients to focus on and to plan for their future after divorce or separation. The course deals with legal and financial issues and includes social and emotional needs. The aim of the course is to help clients to move on. The Parenting Apart course aims to help parents to maintain a cooperative parenting [...]
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What sort of situations can Headway Mediation help with?
May 26th, 2010Tags: All Issues Mediation, child arrangements, child issues, civil partnership, Co-habitees, conflict, couples, Divorce, divorcing, family, finacial matters, financial issues, future, grandparents, Headway, housing, living arrangements, living together, Mediation, not married, Parenting-plan, parents, property, resolve, same-sex couples, separation
Posted in About Mediation | | No Comments »Mediation can be used by people at any stage of divorce or separation, including by those who have recently decided to separate or divorce and those who may have done so some years ago. Mediation can be helpful for parents (before or after separation), divorcing or divorced couples, co-habitees (couples living together but not married), [...]
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