Divorce Mediation Separation or Divorce - Family Law

Divorce Mediation

What is divorce mediation

Divorce mediation is available from our trained mediation team to help you resolve disputes with your ex partner. After separation or divorce there are lots of arrangements to be made regarding dividing assets, child arrangements and financial claims.

Our trained divorce mediation service is there to help sort arrangements as amicably as possible and to hopefully arrange all issues regarding dividing assets, child arrangement a divorce settlement and child allowance.

Whether you are getting a separation or divorce or dissolving a civil partnership. Divorce mediation is a more cost-effective and simpler way to settle your arrangement than going straight to a divorce court.

With divorce mediation we can offer advice and support to reduce conflict and allowing your family to make decisions on what’s better for them. With matters as important as child arrangements, property and financial assets, it is more preferable and a lot cheaper to come to an out of court agreement.

Divorce mediation to retain control

Choosing mediation gives you the opportunity to retain some control of your future circumstances, if you allow the mediator to help you come to an arrangement. This will allow you to make arrangements that suit your family’s unique needs with matters such as:

Division of property, assets and finances
The most suitable arrangements for your children
An ongoing plan on working as separated parents

Faith Williams Law’s Lincoln Law firm has dedicated divorce mediation to support you to resolve issues and agree on the best solutions for you and your children.

Our Lincoln law firm offers a free legal consultation where you can tell us your unique circumstances so we can tell you what your options are and what likely outcomes you can expect from an out of court or court settlement.

If you can’t manage to come to an agreement on issues pertaining to your separation or divorce we can also help you through the divorce court and through to a successful outcome.