MIAM – Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting
Before heading to court, most people must attend a MIAM to determine whether mediation could help resolve matters related to child arrangements or financial disputes following a separation or divorce without the stress and expense of a legal battle. A MIAM is a legal requirement in England and Wales.
- Accredited and child-focused mediators
- Same-day or fast-track appointments
- Weekend | evening availability
- Online | remote availability
- Flexible payment options
Cost:
£130
FAQ
What is the purpose of MIAM?
Explains what mediation is and how it works.
Assess whether mediation is suitable for your situation.
Provides information about other ways to resolve disputes without going to court.
Decides whether your case is exempt from mediation.
Who attends attends MIAM?
Usually, each person attends a MIAM separately before mediation commences.
It is led by a qualified family mediator.
What is the outcome of a MIAM?
If mediation is suitable, you can choose to proceed.
If not (or the other party refuses), the mediator will provide a Mediator’s certificate, which is required to apply to court.
Why have a MIAM?
Quicker and less expensive than going to Court
Private and confidential
Helps keep things calm and focused on the children
You’ll understand your options before making big decisions
Need to start the process?
Book your MIAM today. We’ll guide you through the process.
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