Providing Quality Family and Child Inclusive Mediation
Su Williams mediation offers confidential and impartial online appointments to help you and your family navigate separation
The First Step
When a relationship breaks down, communication can be extremely challenging, talking about your children, money and property is not only stressful but can feel scary. Mediation is an alternative way to have conversations as it is a safe and neutral space and supports practical future-thinking discussions. It supports you in exploring realistic options that support your family.
We understand the first step can be the most difficult, so a MIAM is the best place to start.
A Meditation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) is your first step and is required even if you are considering applying to court as you will need to obtain a C100 certificate if mediation is not suitable. The court expects where appropriate that you attempt to resolve things outside of court.
Your MIAM is a 1-1 confidential appointment, in your MIAM you can discuss the option of mediation and find out more about it. Your mediator will aim to get a better understanding of your situation, provide you with information about joint mediation sessions and share legal information about your situation and separation in general.
If it is agreed that a joint mediation feels like the right step for you, we will contact your ex-partner or family member.
Meditation is a voluntary process so you can decide if it's the right option for you.
About Su
Su Williams is a qualified Family Mediator and Child Inclusive Mediator and can mediate on all issues. (Children and Finance).
She has over 30 years experience of working with families, parents and children.
Su is passionate about what mediation can offer and believes it starts with a conversation.
Today, she is a registered member of the Family Mediators Association (FMA) and the Family Mediation Council (FMC). Su Williams Mediation offers a professional, confidential and impartial service that ensures a sensitive approach to separation, divorce and matters of family dispute.
