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Grandparents are really important in a child’s life. They offer love, support, and a connection to family history. But when parents separate, it can be hard for grandparents to stay in touch. At Children 1st Mediation, we know how important these relationships are for children, especially during tough times. Sadly, family arguments can mean grandparents get cut off from their …
Whether you are separating or you have separated a long time ago making arrangements for your children, and sorting out and agreeing on financial issues can be challenging. You’re likely facing many challenging decisions, especially when children are involved. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. Family mediation can provide a constructive way to navigate the challenges …
Going through a separation or divorce is tough on everyone, especially children. At Children 1st Mediation, we understand how important it is to protect your kids and ensure they feel heard during these challenging times. Family mediation can be a valuable tool in navigating these transitions to make arrangements for your children. But what does mediation actually involve for your …
Navigating family disputes, especially those involving children, can feel like walking through a minefield. Emotions run high, communication can break down, and legal jargon can be confusing. One question that often pops up is, “Do I have to go to mediation?” Let’s break it down in plain English. What is Mediation Anyway? Think of mediation as a safe space where …
Here are some top tips for separated parents to make Christmas as enjoyable and stress-free as possible for their children: 1. Plan Ahead with the Other Parent 2. Keep the Focus on Your Children 3. Communicate Openly with Your Children 4. Coordinate Gifts 5. Maintain Traditions or Create New Ones 6. Stay Flexible and Avoid Conflict 7. Be Mindful of …
Arrangements for the time your Children spend with each of you over the summer holidays It’s that time of year again when you and your children prepare the start up of the long summer holidays. Not everyone is fortunate enough to be able to take all of the summer holidays off from work or other commitments to spend …
What does Child Inclusive Mediation mean? This means we are able to arrange to meet with children as part of the mediation process where appropriate, and to find out from them how things are for them, as well as ideas they might have for the future, without leaving them feeling responsible for making decisions. This can be very helpful when …
WHAT IS A MIAM? A MIAM is a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting and is something that you will need to attend before you can consider making an application to Court in relation to any family matters. What is the purpose? The aim of the MIAM meeting is to see whether your family situation is suitable for mediation. The Mediator …
