For simple matters we offer a budget mediation service. Contact us to see if your matter qualifies for our budget mediation service. A free no obligation assessment will be made regarding your eligibility for the budget mediation service.
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Family Dispute Resolution
We are a panel of professional mediators, senior family law solicitors and barristers who provide mediation services for children and property. Lump sum fees. No nasty surprises. Please contact us for a no obligation free quote.
Something About Us - Family Mediation
The professional mediators on our panel are all accredited family dispute resolution practitioners and are senior solicitors and barristers who have been working as mediators for over 10 years. Some of our panel members are retired solicitors and barristers who focus purely on mediation work.
We Offer Mediation
Our professional mediators offer mediation in easy and convenient ways. Parties can participate in mediation in the following ways:
Video Conference (Online) Mediation
The parties can be any where in Australia and can take part in the mediation through conversations “Video conference” over the internet.
Room Shuttle
Both the parties are in the same building but in separate rooms – usually the preferred option where there is domestic violence – the parties do not physically come into contact with each other if this model is used.
Telephonic Mediation (Phone Conference)
The parties can be any where in Australia and can take part in the mediation through conversations over their landline or mobile phones.
Phone Shuttle
Usually the preferred option where there is domestic violence – the mediator will speak separately to each party and will relay information and options for settlement from one party to the other – the parties will not be able to hear the other party speak at all during this process.
Face-to-Face (FTF) Mediation
Attending a conference room so that both parties are physically together – this is referred to as “face to face.”