Professional Family Mediation Services
At Let’s Mediate, we offer professional
family mediation services throughout North Wales and across the UK. Based in
Wrexham, we provide both online and face-to-face mediation to help you navigate
family challenges calmly and constructively. Whether you’re facing separation,
working out parenting arrangements, or resolving financial disputes, we’re here
to help you move forward.
Our flexible appointments fit around your
life, with daytime, evening, and weekend sessions available. We also connect
clients with trusted professionals such as divorce coaches, solicitors, and
financial advisers for extra support.
Mediation can help you rebuild
communication, avoid court, and save money on solicitor fees. If eligible, you
may also receive up to £500 through the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme.
Why Choose Mediation?
- Encourages better communication and understanding.
- Supports co-parenting and detailed parenting plans.
- Helps resolve financial and property matters fairly.
- Documents agreements clearly, and they can be made legally binding.
- Saves time and money compared to court proceedings.
- Reduces stress and conflict for everyone involved.
- Offers flexible solutions that fit your unique family circumstances.
How Mediation Works
Here’s what the process looks like in simple terms:
1. Free Consultation – An informal chat to help you understand mediation and decide if it’s right for you.
2. MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) – A private one-to-one session with your mediator to discuss your situation and assess suitability.
3. Joint Mediation Sessions – Where both parties meet (online or face to face) to discuss and agree on outcomes such as child arrangements, finances, or communication plans.
All discussions remain confidential, and you stay in control of the decisions. If mediation isn’t suitable or an agreement can’t be reached, the mediator can provide the required court form (C100) so you can continue your case through legal channels if needed.
What Happens After Mediation?
· Agreement Reached: Both parties agree on a solution, and the mediator documents it clearly. It can also be made legally binding through a solicitor.
· Ongoing Discussions: Some issues may need more time, and you can return to mediation later or continue discussions independently.
· No Agreement: If no agreement is reached, you may decide to seek legal advice or court support.
Areas Where Mediation Can Help
- Encourages better communication and understanding.
- Supports co-parenting and detailed parenting plans.
- Helps resolve financial and property matters fairly.
- Documents agreements clearly, and they can be made legally binding.
- Saves time and money compared to court proceedings.
- Reduces stress and conflict for everyone involved.
- Offers flexible solutions that fit your unique family circumstances.
By finding solutions together, families can
reduce conflict, strengthen communication, and avoid lengthy court cases.
Client Testimonials
Client: KJ September 2025
“I can highly recommend Joanne for family mediation, she is very understanding, very patient and will do anything that she can to help you, like signposting you to other helpful services. I was very hesitant at the beginning of the mediation process, and she constantly put me at ease. I’m glad I choose Joanne as it’s been a very positive experience.”
Client: OEJ October 2025
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