Our Services
The right kind of help for your situation
Whether you're separating, navigating co-parenting, or working through a family dispute, we offer a structured, compassionate path to resolution.
Divorce & Separation
Divorce Mediation
Divorce doesn't have to mean a courtroom battle. Mediation gives you and your partner a structured, private space to reach agreements on your own terms — without the cost, delay, and conflict of litigation.
What we cover
- Division of assets and property
- Financial settlements and pension sharing
- Debt allocation
- Spousal maintenance arrangements
- Business interests and investments
How it works
- Initial individual sessions to understand each party's position
- Joint sessions to explore options and negotiate
- A Memorandum of Understanding summarising agreements
- Referral to solicitors for legal advice and formalisation
Most couples reach a full agreement within 3–5 sessions. The result is a document both parties have shaped — and are far more likely to honour.
Co-Parenting
Co-Parenting Plans
When children are involved, the stakes are higher — and the need for a workable, child-centred plan is essential. We help parents move past conflict and build a parenting arrangement that genuinely works for their children.
What we cover
- Living arrangements and time with each parent
- Holiday and special occasion schedules
- Decision-making on education, health, and activities
- Communication between parents
- Arrangements for future changes as children grow
Our approach
- Child-inclusive mediation available for older children
- Focus on the child's needs, not parental conflict
- Practical, detailed plans that reduce future disputes
- Flexible formats — in-person or online
A clear, written co-parenting plan that both parents have agreed to — reducing conflict and giving children the stability they need.
Family Disputes
Family Dispute Resolution
Family conflict extends beyond divorce. Inheritance disputes, disagreements between siblings, tensions in blended families — these situations can fracture relationships for years. Mediation offers a way through.
Common situations
- Inheritance and estate disputes
- Disagreements between adult siblings
- Blended family tensions
- Elder care and decision-making conflicts
- Property and financial disputes between family members
What to expect
- A neutral, confidential space for all parties
- Structured conversations guided by an experienced mediator
- Focus on interests, not positions
- Written agreements where appropriate
Families who mediate are far more likely to preserve relationships — and reach agreements that last — than those who go to court.
Why Mediation
Mediation vs. going to court
The difference isn't just cost — it's the entire experience.
Not sure which service is right for you?
A free consultation is the best place to start. We'll listen to your situation and help you understand your options — with no pressure and no obligation.