Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (Online)
Looking to start family mediation — or required to attend a MIAM before court? You can arrange your appointment online today.
A MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is usually the first step in family mediation.
It is a private meeting where a mediator explains the process and discusses your situation.
Clearway Mediation provides MIAM appointments through a structured, professionally managed service designed to ensure clarity and consistency throughout the process. Our service focuses on:
Each MIAM is conducted as a private, one-to-one online meeting, allowing your circumstances to be discussed calmly and confidentially.
This appointment is suitable for:
If a MIAM certificate is required for your court application, it is completed as part of your appointment where appropriate.
A Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting is usually required before certain family court applications can proceed, unless a valid exemption applies. Your appointment includes:
The process is handled professionally and efficiently.
A MIAM is also the starting point for family mediation. During your meeting:
If both parties wish to proceed, joint mediation sessions can usually be arranged promptly through the same service. This provides continuity and avoids restarting the process elsewhere.
Standard MIAM
Per person
Within 24 hours, subject to availability
Evening or weekend MIAM
Outside standard hours
Our fees include a signed MIAM certificate where required for court applications (including confirmation for C100 applications where applicable).
Your MIAM is a one-to-one online meeting with a mediator registered with the Family Mediation Council. The appointment includes:
It is not a joint session and does not involve the other person.
Your appointment is confirmed promptly by email once availability is agreed.
If you are working to a court deadline, this can be indicated when booking.
Whether you are beginning family mediation or require a MIAM certificate for court, you can arrange your appointment below.
If you would prefer to ask a question before arranging a MIAM, you are welcome to get in touch.