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Mediation
What is Mediation? Mediation is a process used by people and organisations to help resolve disputes. Virtually any dispute can be mediated. Mediation can help resolve problems involving Family Arrangements, Workplace and Employment disputes, Civil and Commercial matters for Businesses, Companies and Consumers and much more.
Mediation Process
Mediation could not be simpler – it is as easy as 1-2-3
- Step 1 – Make your referral or contact our trained Mediation Co-ordinators.
- Step 2 – Discuss the process and options by meeting a Mediator.
- Step 3 – Let us, arrange and manage your Mediation meetings.
Mediation Techniques
Our Specialist Trained Mediators can facilitate Mediations face to face, separately (in Shuttle), at our offices, other venues* or remotely by either Skype or Facetime*.
Your Mediation meetings can be arranged over a period of weeks or in some cases take place on a half or full day basis. MIAMS Forms for Family Court Proceedings We can help you source all relevent paperwork in order to get you to court.
Specialisms
Our Team
Julie Skill
LLP Member and Head of Department- Department: Family / Mediation
- Office: Chesterfield
- Email: Julie.Skill@elliotmather.co.uk
- Phone: 01246 231288
Elizabeth Bilton
LLP Member- Department: Family / Mediation
- Office: Mansfield
- Email: Elizabeth.Bilton@elliotmather.co.uk
- Phone: 01623 655666
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