Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process. My role is to help you identify what's genuinely in dispute, work through the options, and reach a resolution you both agree to.
It's not about who's right. It's not about winning. It's about finding an outcome which works for your family, that you chose, rather than having it imposed upon you.

You decide
Private
Days
Collaborative
Lower cost
Relationship preserved
Flexible outcomes
A judge decides
Public hearings
Months or years
Adversarial
High cost
Relationship damaged
Binary outcomes

When parents separate, children need answers. Where will they live? How will they spend their time? Who decides about their school, their health, their daily lives?
These are the hardest conversations. My job is to keep them calm, focused, and anchored in what works for the children — not just today, but in the years ahead.

Dividing a life together is rarely straightforward. The house. The savings. The debts. The superannuation. The business you built.
A court can divide it for you, and you can spend a significant portion of your time and assets getting there. Instead, mediation gives you control about the decisions which need to be made now, so you can move on with your life.

Decisions regarding your children can be easier when you have the benefit of their views.
A qualified child consultant meets with your children separately and attends the mediation to share the views and perspectives of the children in the context of your separation. This insight allows you, as parents, to make informed decisions about what your children need.

When ageing parents need care, families often disagree. About living arrangements. About money. About who's been doing the work and who's been absent.
These disputes can fracture a family at the moment it most needs to hold together. I help families have the conversation they've been avoiding — structured, respectful, and focused on a way forward everyone can live with.
It provides an outcome without the need for on-going and lengthy Court costs.
The discussions you have and the issues you raise are confidential. Confidentiality means a more dignified process for you both.
Avoids dredging up the past and focuses on ways to move forward - for you, your financial future and your children.
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.