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Family MediationMK Family Mediation Introduction Family Mediation is a way to sort out practical family arrangements, particularly during and after divorce or separation. It can help you make plans about your children, money and property.You can use mediation whether or not you are married, and whether or not you have children. Divorce ends marriage not families, and mediation can help if you want to keep your family together, even when you live apart. more... Frequently asked questionsQ What is Family Mediation? Q Who can use Family Mediation? Q Does Family Mediation really work? Q How much does Family Mediation cost? Q Do I still need a solicitor? more... What people say about it Mediation gave me a chance to talk with my ex-partner without shouting. Thanks to Mediation, I am now making a fresh start in seeing my daughter. Mediation helped me to listen to my children and understand how they think. more... Listening to Young PeopleWho is the service for?
Young people aged 6 and upwards whose parents are attending Milton Keynes Family Mediation. Why listen to young people? When young people have information and the opportunity to express their point of view they are better able to deal with the effects of their parents' divorce or separation... more... |
Where to find usWhere to find us
Milton Keynes Family Mediation Acorn House 371 Midsummer Boulevard Central Milton Keynes MK9 3HP Telephone: 01908 231293 Fax: 01908 690211 e-mail: Family Mediation more... MapAims and ObjectivesMK Family Mediation Value Statement Our purpose is to provide a mediation service for families involved in separation and divorce to enable them to reach joint informed decisions, giving priority to the needs of any children in the relationship. more... How Family Mediation HelpsFamily Mediation helps couples, who are separated or divorced or in the process of separating or divorcing, when they disagree over important issues – concerning their children and/or property and finance. There are a number of joint meetings with the outcome and any decisions being written up and given to the couple so that everyone is clear what has been decided. more... |
