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What is a MIAM?

A MIAM or Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting is a confidential first meeting which provides an opportunity for you to find out more about mediation and discuss whether it might be suitable for your situation. The Family Courts now require anyone applying to Court for an order about their Children or people have been married who need to resolve issues about finance and property to attend a MIAM session with an authorised mediator or prove they are exempt before the Court will accept an application.

I offer Initial Assessment Meetings for all the mediation work I do, not just family, because it helps clients understand the process and make an informed choice about whether it might suit their situation and it helps me understand what the dispute is about and plan how to organise the sessions to help them make progress. Attending a MIAM can help you gain information about how to prepare and where to get more information and advice about your alternatives.

Clients must attend separate initial meetings. The contents of each MIAM meeting are not shared between clients and there is no obligation on you to continue on to mediation with the other person if you don’t want to.

An individual MIAM is for up to 60 minutes and costs £120.

Please contact me if you’d like more information on costs.

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Government funding of up to £500 per family is now available to resolve issues relating to children following parental separation.

Contact me now for a free no obligation chat about how I can help.

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Get in touch on 01895 706 955 or via email.

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