Children

At Vollans Mediation, our goal is to guide families through separation and divorce in a way that prioritises collaboration and the well-being of everyone involved—especially children. Choosing the right words may seem like a small detail, but in the emotionally charged context of family separation, it makes a significant difference. This is why you won’t […]

Co-parenting can be challenging, but it becomes even more complex when your ex-partner decides to relocate, especially if it impacts your children. Whether the move is for a new job, family reasons, or personal choices, it requires careful consideration and decisive action. If you’re asking, “What do I do now?” you’re not alone. This guide

Are you a grandparent struggling to see your grandchildren after a divorce, separation, or family dispute? You’re not alone. Family mediation can help you find a way forward. It’s often an unexpected and emotional situation that grandparents find themselves in – being cut off from their grandchildren. If this resonates with you, know that you’re

Ah, Christmas—it’s the time of year filled with twinkling lights, too many mince pies, and more than a little holiday magic. But if you’re co-parenting, especially after a recent separation, the festive season can also come with its fair share of logistical headaches. Who gets the kids on Christmas Eve? How do you keep things

When you decide to introduce a new partner to your children it’s a significant step in your personal life, but it does require careful planning and thinking ahead. Prioritising what your children need and maintaining a positive co-parenting relationship are key. Here are 5 things to consider. Plan ahead: Ideally, when you’re in the process

When parents are no longer together, school holidays can be challenging and need careful thought. Some collaboration is needed to make a schedule that fulfils a child’s needs and allows for valuable time with each parent. Establishing a clear timetable that sets out how holidays will be shared between you is key. Any schedule should

The C100 is the court form you will use to make an application to the court for a Child Arrangements Order. There are a number of reasons why we may provide you with a C100 during the mediation process. Here are some examples:- If you attend a MIAM and don’t want to proceed any further