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Mediation Voucher Scheme
£500 vouchers are available to eligible mediation clients discussing arrangements for their children. Please ask Manjit Kaur Gill on mgill@talkandresolve.co.uk to see if you might be eligible. Details of the scheme can be found at www.gov.uk/guidance/family-mediation-voucher-scheme
Helping Families Through
Difficult Conversations
We know that separation and divorce is a highly emotional and upsetting time for families.
It is often difficult for couples to talk to each other when relationships breakdown and emotions are running high. Important decisions can therefore be difficult when communication and trust disappear.
At ‘Talk and Resolve’ we understand that talking ‘face-to-face’ can seem the hardest thing to do and we therefore provide a helping hand to get the talking started; promoting positive communication, which is the key to reaching practical solutions.
What We Do
Family Mediation
Types of Family Mediation Work Undertaken
- Mediation resolving disputes relating to the arrangements for children including parenting plans, finance and property, communication and any other matters that are important following the breakdown of the relationship.
- Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings.
- Mediation with solicitors or other relevant professionals in attendance.
The Mediator
Manjit Kaur Gill
Manjit Kaur Gill; a Specialist Accredited Family Mediator at Talk & Resolve Mediation is also an Accredited Family Law Solicitor (member of the Law Society Family Law scheme), with over 30 years family law experience.
The Law Society’s Family Law Scheme of which Mrs Gill is a member, is an accreditation scheme for Lawyers who have demonstrated special knowledge and experience in handling the complexities of divorce and separation. This gives Mrs Gill unrivalled insight and enables her to apply her knowledge to assist in effective mediation…
The Mediator can help separating couples to:
- Resolve all issues following separation more quickly than going through the Court process and at their own pace.
- Keep the costs of separation to a minimum.
- Separate with minimum distress.
- Focus on what is important to each of them and their family.
- Keep control of their family decision- making rather than leaving it to an outsider.
- and more...
Four Principles of Mediation
It is voluntary; courts expect families to attempt mediation before litigation begins but no-one can be forced to mediate. Also, the mediator cannot impose an agreement. Any resolution or settlement is therefore by the consent of the parties only.
The Mediator acts as an impartial and independent person who attempts to facilitate negotiations between the parties and assist them to achieve a settlement. No legal advice is given and the mediator does not take sides.
It is a confidential process (with limited exceptions). Any proposals put forward in mediation cannot be referred to in legal proceedings unless privilege is waived by way of consent from the participants.
The clients are in charge of their own destiny.
Appointments
Please note that:
- APPOINTMENTS OFFERED WITHIN 24 hours.
- EVENING and WEEKEND Appointments Available.
- Fees can vary and will depend on where you would like your mediation to take place and how many participants will be involved.
Moving Forward
Through Mediation
Leave behind the struggles of the past and commit to moving forward.
Don’t be torn apart by court orders, let our mediator at Talk and Resolve help you choose your own path, take control of your own situation and make decisions together.
We can help you avoid bitter court battles and build a constructive future for you and your family with clear guidance about what options are available and help all clients realise that court is not the only option.
