Separating couples, parents and wider family
Family mediation
Who this is for
- Parenting and contact arrangements after separation
- Financial and property discussions
- Communication that has broken down between co-parents
- Wider family disagreements, including inheritance conversations
How it runs
- 01
Separate confidential intake meeting with each person
- 02
Agreed agenda built from both sets of priorities
- 03
Joint sessions, in person or online, at a pace you can manage
- 04
Written summary of what has been agreed for your own advisers
What you leave with
A clear, voluntary agreement you both understand, or a documented picture of what remains open.
Mediators
Who would handle a family mediation case
Rowan Adeyemi
Family and elder mediator
Slow, careful and structured. Rowan works well with families where one person has been carrying the decisions alone.
Tomas Lindqvist
Family mediator
Child-focused practice, comfortable holding high emotion without letting sessions drift.
Illustrative demo profiles created for this prototype.
Questions
Before you decide
Other routes
If this is not quite it
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