Our Costs
Mediation Costs & Pricing
Our mediation costs structure first assesses each client to see if they are eligible for free mediation. If clients are not eligible for free mediation, costs will be charged as follows:
Mediation Voucher Scheme
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
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
At the conclusion of mediation, if finances are involved you will need a summary document of all your financial information. In addition you will need a formal document known as the Memorandum of Understanding which summarises your discussions and the decisions that you reached in mediation. It is this document that your solicitor would use if you wished any decisions to be made legally binding.
A typical mediation covering all issues of finance and children may be concluded in 5-6 sessions, over a 1-3 months. In comparison a family case resolved through the court system could take between 6-18 months with costs in the region of £5,000 – £20,000 per person (and in some cases they can be considerably more).