Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
If you are looking to find a family mediator near you, Clearway Mediation provides professional family mediation delivered online across England and Wales.
Because mediation sessions take place online, you are not limited to a mediator in your local area and can access a mediator best suited to your circumstances.
Arrange an initial private meeting.
Many people begin by searching for “a mediator near me” or “find a mediator.”
Traditionally this meant looking for a mediator based nearby and comparing different profiles or directory listings.
Today, most family mediation sessions take place online, which means you are not limited to the nearest office in your area.
Clearway Mediation provides a coordinated professional mediation service across England and Wales, delivered by mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council.
Because sessions take place online, arranging mediation can often be simpler than searching through multiple local listings.
You can begin by arranging an initial private meeting with a mediator to understand the process and discuss your situation.
Many people search for a mediator during a stressful or uncertain time.
Mediation provides a structured environment where both people can discuss arrangements with the guidance of a neutral professional.
The focus is on helping families have constructive conversations and find practical ways to move forward.
Family mediation can help parents and separating couples discuss issues such as:
Each situation is different, which is why mediation begins with an individual conversation to understand your circumstances.
For most people, mediation begins with an initial private meeting with a mediator.
This meeting is known as a MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting). During the meeting, the mediator will:
Attending this meeting does not commit you to continuing mediation. It simply allows you to understand your options.
In many cases involving children, the court expects mediation to be considered before making an application unless an exemption applies.
Clearway Mediation provides mediation as a structured professional service, rather than simply listing independent mediators in a directory. This ensures:
Our aim is to help families approach mediation in a clear and supportive way.
All fees are explained before any mediation sessions take place. You can review full details of:
Clearway Mediation provides online mediation for families across England and Wales.
Because mediation sessions take place online, you can access a qualified mediator without needing to travel to a local office.
Online mediation can also make it easier for parents in different locations to participate in discussions and arrange meetings at convenient times.
If you are ready to explore mediation, the first step is to arrange an initial private meeting with a mediator.
Solicitors and professionals can refer clients directly using our referral form →
No. A MIAM confirms that mediation has been considered. You are not required to continue with mediation if it is not suitable.
No. A MIAM is a private meeting between you and the mediator.
Appointments are offered subject to availability. Urgent appointments may be available where court deadlines apply.
If mediation does not appear appropriate, this will be explained clearly and the necessary confirmation for court purposes can be provided where required.