A different
kind of conversation.

Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process where a mediator assists parties to identify the issues, discuss options to resolve issues in dispute, and consider alternatives to reach a resolution.

It's not about who's right. It's not about winning. It's about finding an outcome you can both live with, one that works for your family, one that you chose rather than had imposed on you.

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MEDIATION

You decide

Private

Days

Collaborative

Lower cost

Relationship preserved

Flexible outcomes

COURT

A judge decides

Public hearings

Months or years

Adversarial

High cost

Relationship damaged

Binary outcomes

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Parenting 
Matters

Where your children live, how they spend their time, and parental decision making responsibility.

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Property & Financial

How you divide what you built together - the house, the savings, the debts, the superannuation.
Future financial needs including, child support, adult child maintenance and spousal maintenance.

Learn more about areas of practice
1

Cost Effective.

It provides an outcome without the need for on-going and lengthy Court costs.

2

Confidential.

The discussions you have and the issues you raise are confidential. Confidentiality means a more dignified process for you both.

3

Resolution and future focused.

Avoids dredging up the past and focuses on ways to move forward - for you, your financial future and your children.

4

Efficient.

Rather than taking years to resolve, mediation can resolve your conflict in a timely way and when you're both willing to try, it works more often than you'd expect.

Mediation might be right for you if:

  • You want to stay in control of decisions about your family
and financial matters
  • You'd rather avoid court if there's another way

  • You want an outcome you can both live with, that enables you to move on

Mediation might not be right if:

  • There's an immediate safety risk

  • One party has no intention of negotiating in good faith

  • A court order is urgently needed

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