Finding Solutions to Parenting and Financial Challenges
If you have a parenting dispute when you separate from your marital or de facto partner, then family mediation services are an option to try and resolve your issues. Family mediation can also be used to try and resolve financial disputes.
It is important to get professional legal advice and representation both before and during the family mediation process.
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Understanding Family Mediation
Family mediation is an alternative dispute resolution mechanism. It uses the services of independent and professional third parties to try and resolve parenting disputes between married or de facto partners who are separating or divorcing.
Mediation is a less adversarial and more collaborative process than going to court, but it still requires professional legal expertise to ensure all your rights and entitlements. Mediation is also a faster and more cost-effective way to resolve parenting disputes than taking court action.
If you are going through separation or divorce (or you plan to do so), then it’s crucial to use an accredited Family Dispute Resolution service to mediate any parenting disputes with your ex-partner.
In fact, family mediation is also a legal requirement before going to the Family Court to obtain parenting orders to resolve disputes between ex-partners.
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Why Choose Savannah Legal
Our experienced team at Savannah Legal can represent you every step of the way – from mediation through to representation in court if necessary. Our family lawyers are committed to creating a supportive and neutral environment for all parties involved in the family mediation process.
Let us take care of your parenting arrangement law issues and lift the burden off your shoulders.
Free Consultation
A free 30-minute, no-obligation initial consultation to discuss your needs and provide you with legal advice.
Mediation Assistance
The preparation and facilitation of your family mediation session.
Agreement Drafting
Assistance with drafting your mediation agreements, which can include parenting plans and financial agreements.
Mediation Representation
Representation and support throughout the mediation process. This includes negotiating with your ex-partner, their legal representative and the accredited family dispute resolution practitioner assigned to mediate your dispute with your ex-partner.
Post Service Support
Post-mediation support and parenting plan modifications if necessary.
The Legal Process
The mediation process has several steps that you need to follow. It is crucial to get professional legal advice to help you navigate each step and protect your rights.Book a free consultFind an accredited Family Dispute Resolution service
Attend scheduled dispute resolution sessions
Drafting Agreements During Mediation
Applying to Court After Unsuccessful Mediation
Securing Consent Orders
Dispute Resolution
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Our very simple process for family mediation
Deciding on family mediation is never easy, but it can be a simple and affordable process with the right legal advice and representation. It all starts with a conversation where we will discuss your current situation and relationship confidentially. After some basic information, we’ll schedule an appointment with one of our family lawyers who is best suited for your situation. Book a free consultSchedule a Free Consultation
Follow-Up Call
Consultation with Family Lawyer
Legal Plan
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Frequently Asked Questions
The main benefits of family mediation are that it is a faster and more cost-effective way to settle disputes than taking court action, provided both partners can reach agreement during the mediation process.
The mediator’s role in family mediation is to be impartial, objective and to avoid taking either partner’s side during the process. The mediator should help you to discuss issues and explore options to reach a mutually satisfactory arrangement to resolve your dispute/s.
If family mediation fails, the next steps can include family counselling or initiating legal action to obtain court orders. If you are in this situation, it is crucial to be represented by an experienced family court lawyer to help ensure the best possible outcome for you and your child/children.