Wherever a dispute has caused a breakdown in communication, mediation can help find a way forward.
A confidential one-to-one meeting where each party has the opportunity to explain their situation, discuss their concerns, and determine whether mediation is the right option. This meeting also allows the mediator to assess the suitability of the case for mediation.
A structured and impartial mediation session where both parties work together, with the support of an accredited mediator, to explore issues, improve communication, and work towards a mutually acceptable agreement.
Where parties do not wish to meet face-to-face, mediation can take place through separate sessions. The mediator communicates confidentially between both parties to help explore options and facilitate agreement.
Where an agreement is reached, a written summary of the agreed outcomes will be prepared for both parties.
Bridgeway Mediation provides interpersonal mediation and does not offer legal advice or conduct court-required Family Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAMs).
Any agreement reached through mediation is not legally binding.
Providing in-person and online mediation services throughout the UK.