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What happens at the Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting?
June 3rd, 2010Tags: Family matters, FM1, Form 1, Mediation, Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, MIAM, Public Funding
Posted in FAQs, FAQs About Mediation | | No Comments »You can attend the Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) either alone or with the other party. If you attend together you will each have some time alone with the mediator. You can tell the mediator about the situation which brings you to mediation. The mediator will explain how mediation could help and how the [...]
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Must I meet the other person when I come for mediation?
June 3rd, 2010Tags: Mediation, Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, Mediator, Shuttle Mediation
Posted in FAQs About Mediation | | No Comments »You can attend the Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting on you own if you prefer. As mediation works best with both parties in the same room together, if, after the Information Meeting, you both then decide to start mediation, the following meetings will nearly always be joint sessions which you both attend. The mediator will [...]
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Must I meet the other person when I come for mediation?
May 26th, 2010Tags: face to face, Mediation, Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, meetings, separate, sessions, Shuttle Mediation
Posted in FAQs | | No Comments »You can attend the Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting on you own if you prefer. As mediation works best with both parties in the same room together, if, after the Information Meeting, you both then decide to start mediation, the following meetings will nearly always be joint sessions which you both attend. The mediator will [...]
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What happens in mediation?
May 26th, 2010Tags: Child Only Mediation, Children, finance, Mediation, Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting, Mediator, meetings, property, sessions
Posted in About Mediation | | No Comments »You will come to a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (further details in our FAQs page). After that, you will then both meet together with the mediator for a number of sessions, each lasting 1 ½ hours. The number of meetings that take place will vary depending on the matters being discussed, ranging from 2 [...]
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