Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
Clearway Mediation provides structured family mediation across England and Wales, delivered by mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council.
We work with solicitors who are referring clients for mediation, MIAM appointments, or court-related requirements.
Our role is to provide a clear, professional mediation process that supports your client in understanding their options and, where appropriate, working towards practical outcomes.
Mediation may be used at different stages of the legal process depending on the circumstances.
The referral process is designed to be straightforward.
If mediation proceeds, sessions are arranged through our service with a mediator registered with the Family Mediation Council.
If mediation is not suitable, this is explained clearly and the relevant court documentation can be completed where required.
Mediation can be used within the legal process to support clients in addressing issues relating to children or finances in a structured and neutral setting.
Where appropriate, mediation may assist clients to:
Suitability is always considered carefully. Mediation is not appropriate in all cases.
Clearway Mediation is designed to provide a clear and reliable process for referred clients. This includes:
The service is intended to be straightforward for both the referring solicitor and the client.
Clearway Mediation operates as a neutral service.
Our role is to support structured, impartial mediation within a clear professional framework.
Mediation is delivered by mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council and working within recognised professional standards and established codes of practice governing family mediation.
This includes:
If you would like to refer a client for a MIAM or family mediation, you can use our referral form.