Attending a MIAM does not commit you to mediation
Professional family mediation for separation, divorce, and children arrangements
If you are ready to begin family mediation, Clearway Mediation provides structured, professional support to help you reach practical agreements without unnecessary conflict.


Family mediation provides a structured way to resolve separation or divorce issues. It may be suitable if:

You do not need to agree on everything before starting. Mediation provides a structured framework to work through issues constructively.
Family mediation commonly supports:


Family mediation follows a clear structure.
A private meeting to explain the process and assess suitability.
If appropriate and both people agree, structured discussions are arranged.
Where agreements are reached, outcomes are summarised 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.
Clearway Mediation provides family mediation through a structured, professionally managed service designed to ensure clarity and consistency throughout the process. Our service focuses on:

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


Mediation sessions are facilitated by mediators registered with the Family Mediation Council working within the Clearway Mediation service framework. This helps ensure:

The focus remains on constructive discussion and practical outcomes.
Standard MIAM
Per person
Within 24 hours, subject to availability
Evening or weekend MIAM
Outside standard hours
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Prices are per person and include completion of the MIAM certificate where required. There are no hidden charges.
If you would like structured, professional support with separation or divorce decisions, you can begin by arranging a MIAM.
If you would prefer to ask a question before arranging a MIAM: