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Divorce Mediation - Structured, Professional Support

Professional Divorce Mediation For Financial And Separation Decisions

If you are going through a divorce and want a structured way to resolve financial or practical matters, divorce mediation provides neutral, professional support without unnecessary escalation.

  • Online appointments across England and Wales
  • Mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council
  • Clear, transparent fees
  • MIAM appointments available

Family mediation usually begins with a MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) — a private meeting where the mediation process is explained and suitability is considered.

Start with a MIAM
  • Attending a MIAM does not commit you to continuing with mediation.

Mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council

Confidential and impartial process

Court-recognised MIAMs

Clear, structured approach to resolution

What Divorce Mediation Can Help With

Divorce mediation commonly supports discussions about:

  • Financial settlement arrangements
  • Property and housing decisions
  • Pension considerations
  • Ongoing financial responsibilities
  • Child arrangements where relevant

The aim is to reach practical, workable agreements within a structured and controlled discussion process.

Is Divorce Mediation Suitable?

Divorce mediation may be appropriate if:

  • Both people are willing to engage voluntarily
  • You want to explore settlement options constructively
  • Communication is difficult but still possible
  • You would prefer to avoid fully contested court proceedings

You do not need agreement at the outset. Mediation provides the framework to work through issues methodically.

How the Process Works

Divorce mediation follows a clear structure.

Individual assessment (MIAM)

A private meeting to explain the process and assess suitability.

Joint mediation sessions

Structured discussions to work through financial and practical matters.

Recording outcomes

Where agreements are reached, outcomes are summarized and next steps explained.

The process is paced appropriately and structured to support balanced discussion.

Attending a MIAM does not commit you to continuing. It allows you to decide whether mediation feels appropriate.

Book a MIAM appointment
  • Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation

Why Choose Clearway Mediation?

Clearway Mediation provides family mediation through a structured, professionally managed service designed to ensure clarity and consistency throughout the process. Our service focuses on:

  • Mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council
  • Organised mediation processes and clear communication
  • Careful assessment of suitability
  • Structured discussions designed to support practical outcomes

Each case begins with a private assessment meeting, allowing your situation to be considered calmly and confidentially before any joint discussions take place.

Professional Standards

Mediation sessions are facilitated by mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council working within the Clearway Mediation service framework. This helps ensure:
  • Neutral and impartial facilitation
  • Confidentiality and safeguarding considerations
  • Clear communication throughout the process
  • Professional standards governing family mediation practice

The emphasis is on maintaining a structured, balanced environment where practical agreements can be explored constructively.

Clear Prices

Standard MIAM

£120

Per person

Urgent MIAM

£140

Within 24 hours, subject to availability

Evening or weekend MIAM

£150

Outside standard hours

Joint Mediation Sessions

£120

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Prices are per person and include completion of the MIAM certificate where required. There are no hidden charges.

Begin Divorce Mediation

If you would like structured, professional support with divorce-related decisions, you can begin by arranging a MIAM.
Start with a MIAM
  • Attending a MIAM does not commit you to continuing with mediation.

If you would prefer to ask a question before arranging a MIAM:

Speak with our mediation team