Countrywide Family Mediation your local choice

A solution for disputes is to try mediation :

Even if you have already tried to solve the dispute by talking together, mediation can help you to resolve your issues.
Mediation is much cheaper than a legal solution.
A mediator can help you to resolve your dispute more quickly than a court case would.
You control the decision making process and outcomes
Its voluntary
It's a confidential process making it a safer environment for couples
Mediators are impartial, trained and experienced to help couples with solutions

Countrywide Mediation Way

Mediation is now the primary choice for many people when fixing their differences and dispute issues. The main advantages of mediation is that its confidential , mediators are impartial , you control the decision making and its voluntary.

It seems that legal disputes are never far from the news.

Whether it is a celebrity couple that is divorcing, an employee who is taking legal action against their employer, or two neighbours in a battle over the ownership of a piece of land, our papers are filled with the latest details of court cases. In many cases, people will turn to a solicitor to solve their problems when all else has failed.

They may even have tried to talk to the other party about the dispute first, only to find that this approach has not succeeded.

Secondly, legal battles can take a long time. This means that a solicitor, if they are doing their job correctly, will examine the whole body of law relating to your case.

This, and the time taken to attend court, can be very stressful and that’s why Countrywide mediation is promoted by the courts and Solicitors as the first choice.

“It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.”

-Eleanor Roosevelt

Family mediation by Countrywide

Countrywide Family mediation your local solution

Unfortunately, every family will have its disagreements from time to time.

Whether this concerns issues related to divorce or separation, care of children or an elderly relative, or problems around the use of land or property, a Countrywide mediator can help you to find the solution that is right for you and your family.

Our mediators are experienced and accredited in dealing with family members of all ages.

They can explain the mediation process in simple terms which will help your family to feel comfortable with the meeting.

Unlike legal battles, mediation is a conciliatory process designed to help the family resolve issues in a constructive way.
Family Mediation is much less costly and time-consuming than taking a case to court.
The family moves to a solution they can all agree to.
As mediators we try and resolve the issues today and look at avoiding future issues.
We mediate over lots of issues like co-parenting children

Family mediation differs from other solutions in that it does not revolve around an attempt to rectify existing marriage problems but rather focuses on resolving conflicts between parents as well as children.

Countrywide Family Mediation work with children and their parents, in the process of resolving such conflicts.

This means that these sessions provide guidance on how best to deal with such conflicts and ensure the proper resolutions. These help you to have a way to manage your finances, even in the case of a divorce or a separation.

Child custody is one of the largest issues that family Solicitors tackle often of separation and divorce.

Often, this involves very contentious issues on the appropriate parents of a child, as well as the amount of time for which the child should spend with each parent.

For example, if a parent has visitation rights with the child while the other parent has custody, how should it be determined?

These types of arguments can often create too much turmoil within families. If there is a pending divorce, the issue of money can also arise.

These are a few of the issues that can arise, but they can also involve a parent’s wishes, and attitudes, as well as how the child’s needs are being handled by their own parent.

When these issues are handled, the likelihood of a successful outcome increases.