Post-Separation – Use the ‘ABC’ of post-separation parenting
Now the long school summer holiday has arrived, and traditional tensions rise between separated couples, parents should adopt an ABC [...]
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Will government vouchers prove a game-changer for family mediation?
Will government vouchers prove a game-changer for family mediation? Asks CEO of National Family Mediation, Jane Robey. Writing in Family [...]
Professional international collaboration should be here to stay
International collaboration and sharing of best family law practice is here to stay, says CEO of National Family Mediation, Jane [...]
Call for volunteers to take part in large scale study of divorce money arrangements
‘Fair Shares’ is a large-scale study of financial arrangements on divorce, which began early in 2021. Over the summer the [...]
Sharing family mediation best practice across three nations
Scores of family mediators from the UK, USA and Ukraine joined an innovative online free training event. ‘Financial issues in [...]
New online support for children & young people
New online material for children and young people forms a key part of the brand new website just launched by [...]
Solving co-parenting dilemmas for separated families as the summer holiday looms
Uncertainty about how summer holidays might shape up this year means separated families should consider making flexible written parenting plans [...]
What about children in separated families who want to hug BOTH their parents?
As hugs return to our lives, a leading national charity is urging separated families to ensure the children get the [...]
Government rethink needed over recovery plans for young people
National Family Mediation is one of over 140 organisations that have signed a joint statement calling on the government to [...]
Financial issues in family mediation: international role-play event
Family mediators working across England and Wales have been invited to an innovative free online international CPD event, taking place [...]
NFM response to consultation on MIAM standards
The following is the National Family Mediation response to the Family Mediation Standards Board consultation on MIAM standards: Overview We [...]
New training dates for popular family mediation training
A rise in bookings for online family mediation training has led to a further set of courses being arranged by [...]
It’s time to consider making family mediation compulsory
It’s time to consider making family mediation compulsory if lawmakers are serious about reducing the family court backlog, says England [...]
Rebuilding co-parenting after lockdown: free meeting with a mediator
Slowly over the coming months some form of ‘normal’ will be restored to our day-to-day lives. The return to school [...]
Voucher scheme extended to offer £500 towards the cost of mediation
Money off mediation NFM is pleased to confirm its continued participation in the government’s voucher scheme for family mediation. The [...]
£1 million scheme helps separating parents avoid ‘fire and brimstone’ of family court
England and Wales’ largest provider of family mediation has welcomed a £1 million government investment aimed at keeping separating parents [...]
Online leaflets about how family mediaton can help you
You can now view and download some quick and simple guides in PDF format which explain how family mediation can [...]
MESH joins NFM as new affiliated service
NFM is delighted to welcome MESH as a new member and affiliated service providing family mediation in Sheffield. MESH has [...]
