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Financial matters in separation

Separating with a Business, Property or Pension? How Mediation Works For Complex Finances

When a relationship ends and there are significant financial assets involved, a business, multiple properties, a substantial pension, investments, many people assume they have no choice but to instruct solicitors and, if necessary, go to court. That assumption is understandable, but it is often wrong. In short, family mediation can be suitable for complex financial […]

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Why More Separating Couples Are Choosing Family Mediation First

If you are going through a separation and have started researching your options, you may already have spoken to a solicitor, or at least considered it. Solicitors have an important role to play in many separations, particularly when legal advice or formal agreements are needed. However, a growing number of couples are choosing to start

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How to Tell Your Solicitor You Want to Try Family Mediation

If you have already spoken to a solicitor about your separation, you may not have heard much about mediation, or it may have been mentioned only briefly. Solicitors vary enormously in how actively they encourage clients to consider it. But mediation is increasingly recognised as the better first step for many separating couples. In short,

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Is Family Mediation Right For Complex Separation Issues?

When a relationship breaks down and there is a lot to resolve, it can feel overwhelming to know where to start. You may be dealing with the family home, pensions, a business, investments, financial support or complicated arrangements for children. Many people assume mediation is only suitable for straightforward situations, but that is not always

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What Does Legal Aid Cover for Family Mediation?

If you qualify for Legal Aid for family mediation, it can cover your MIAM, your mediation sessions and certain related work, such as paperwork and financial disclosure. If only one person qualifies, the other person’s MIAM and first joint mediation session may also be covered. What Legal Aid Covers for You If you qualify for

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Family Mediation Across Yorkshire and Beyond

At Vollans Mediation, we are proud of our strong roots in Yorkshire. With our main office in Headingley, Leeds and a well-established presence across the region, we have supported countless families to navigate separation, divorce and other changes. But our work isn’t limited to Yorkshire. Thanks to secure online platforms, we regularly work with families

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What happens when Mediation Is Unsuitable?

Why can’t my mediator tell me the reasons why they have assessed mediation as unsuitable? When people come to mediation, they often do so with the hope of avoiding court proceedings and finding a constructive way forward. For many families, mediation can provide a safe and supportive environment in which to make decisions together. Mediators

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How Much Does Mediation Cost?

If you’re considering family mediation to resolve issues around separation, divorce, child arrangements or finances, one of the first questions you’re likely to ask is: how much does family mediation cost? At Vollans Mediation, we believe in clear, honest pricing and helping you understand the options available. Family Mediation Costs Mediation is generally faster, less

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Understanding the Difference Between Advice and Information in Family Mediation

When navigating the often complex and emotional process of family separation or divorce, many people turn to mediation as a more amicable and cost-effective alternative to court. But an important question arises during mediation: What’s the difference between giving advice and providing information? At Vollans Mediation, we believe clarity is key. Understanding this distinction empowers

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