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Supporting Families Through Separation,
Divorce, and Beyond

At Together Mediation, we offer a full range of accredited family mediation services designed to help you move forward with confidence. Whether you’re dealing with financial matters, parenting arrangements, or both, our experienced mediators provide clear guidance and a calm, neutral space to work things through.

Before making any court applications involving children and finance, attending a MIAM is required unless specific exemptions apply (e.g., domestic abuse, living abroad, or child safety concerns).

Child Arrangements & Parenting Mediation

We help separating parents create workable parenting plans focused on your child’s best interests. From holiday schedules to daily routines, we support healthy, future-focused co-parenting.

Financial & Property Mediation

Reaching agreement on money and assets can be one of the most difficult parts of separation, and it's definitely the most expensive part if you end up in the Court Room. We help you sort out the practical side — from dividing property to deciding on ongoing financial support.

Our Approach

MIAMs (Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings)

Before most family court proceedings, attending a MIAM is now a legal requirement. We offer prompt, flexible appointments which you can book and pay for online.

Same-day and next-day availability plus some evenings

Online/Video appointments for your convenience

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Listening to the Voices that Matter

Child-Inclusive Mediation

We’re specially trained to offer child-inclusive mediation, where appropriate and agreed by both parents. This gives children a safe, confidential space to share their views — which can then be included (with their permission) in the wider mediation process.

Court Referred Mediation & Dispute Resolution

We regularly work with clients referred by courts and solicitors. Our team is experienced in:

  • Court mediation
  • Family court mediation
  • Family dispute resolution
  • Resolution mediation
We also offer co-mediation for complex or high-conflict cases.
Not sure what kind of mediation you need? We’ll help you decide during your MIAM.
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Individual Sessions

A qualified mediator engages directly with your children to understand their views.

Specialist Expertise

Our mediators have completed specialized training in children inclusive mediation to ensure a supportive and effective process.

Family Discussion

The mediator then facilitates a follow-up session with parents to discuss the child’s input.

Your Resource Hub

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At Together Mediation, we believe in empowering families with the right information. Download and access helpful guides and resources tailored to your mediation needs.

Together Mediation

We aim to create a brighter future for you and your family. Covering Clients throughout England and Wales. We provide first class mediation with the aim of arranging a mutual agreement, avoiding the stress and strains of court

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Children Inclusive

Children inclusive mediation is a structured process where a qualified mediator creates a dialogue between the mediator and any children in a family to identify their thoughts about the situation

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Remote & Online Mediation Across the UK

Together Mediation is a fully remote service — we work with clients all over the UK via secure online platforms like Microsoft Teams. Whether you’re in London, Cardiff, Manchester, or a rural area, our experienced mediators are ready to support you.

We offer:

  • MIAM appointments
  • Family mediation sessions
  • Parenting and financial mediation
  • Divorce mediation services — all accessible from the comfort of your home.

Ready to Get Started?

Most people begin by booking a MIAM. It’s a private, one-to-one meeting with a qualified mediator and is required in most cases before applying to family court.

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