Abingdon Family Mediation. Family mediator working with separation and divorce, to agree issues relating to your finances or arrangements for your children.
I am delighted to be able to share that a new service has opened in Oxfordshire aimed at supporting children and separating parents. Similar to the wonderful ‘Children’s Voice’ service run for many years by Oxfordshire Family Mediation, ‘Children’s Space’
It’s nearly half term already! So that means we have prepared our much loved round up of everything spooky that is happening in the area this half term. Click Halloween Half Term 2019 for our downloadable guide with links.
If you’re separated from your partner, follow our expert ten-step plan to make weekends sharing the children stress-free. After a divorce, it is not unusual for children to spend most of their time with one parent and to visit the
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While the people I help in mediation often find it hard to agree on anything, the one thing they do tend to see eye to eye on is that they both want their children to be happy. In this article,
The Family Justice Young People’s Board is a group of children and young people with experience of their parents separating and of family law proceedings. They have devised some top tips for parents to help them think about matters from
When you separate, one of the first worries is often ‘where will I live?’ and, ‘how will I afford it?’ and the idea of splitting assets can be very daunting, particularly at a time of emotional turmoil. Mediation can help
Our chart shows you how mediators and solicitors can help you on divorce.
“We cannot escape from our need to be loved by the people that created us.” Gisele Mendonca, Oxford based child psychotherapist. It’s not surprising that parents who come into mediation to make decisions about their family always want to
When you’re going through a divorce, often financial worries can leave you feeling as overwhelmed and anxious as the break-up itself. But there’s good news – some people are eligible for legal aid for mediation. This means that if