Answers to common questions about the family mediation process.
No. Mediation can assist many family situations where communication has become difficult, including unmarried couples, co-parents, and extended family disputes.
Yes. Confidentiality is a fundamental part of the process, giving both parties the freedom to speak openly.
Mediation focuses on helping people reach agreements together. Independent legal advice may be obtained where appropriate, but it is not a requirement to begin the process.
Every family is different. Some matters are resolved in a single session, while more complex situations may require several sessions over a number of weeks.
Mediation is a voluntary process. If agreement isn’t reached, you remain free to explore other options, including legal advice.
