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Family First Mediation


Main offices at:

FULHAM
Bishop Creighton House
378 Lillie Road
Fulham
SW6 7PH

and

CROYDON
The Lansdowne Building
Lansdowne Road
Croydon
CR9 2ER

 

Also at:
CENTRAL LONDON AT:-

Fulham

Kensington

Camberwell

Holborn

Great Titchfield Street

Oxford Street

Victoria

City of London

 

 

SOUTH CENTRAL LONDON AT:-

Brixton

Clapham

Battersea

 

 

SOUTH LONDON AT:-

Croydon

South Croydon

Streatham

Hackbridge

Wimbledon Common

Wimbledon

 

 

WEST LONDON AT:-

Fulham

Kensington

Ealing

 

 

SOUTH EAST LONDON AT:-

Blackheath

Shooters Hill

New Eltham

Abbey Wood

Bellingham

Lewisham

Sydenham

East Dulwich

Bromley

 

 

NORTH AND NORTH EAST AND NORTH WEST LONDON AT:-

Wood Green/Turnpike Lane

Stratford/East Ham/Forest Gate

Harrow

Wembley

 

 

SOUTH HOME COUNTIES AT:-

Croydon

Bromley

Reigate

Horsham

Leatherhead

Brighton

Worthing

Hove

 

 

EAST AND SOUTH EAST HOME COUNTIES AT:-

Romford

Ilford

Redbridge

Chislehurst

 

 

WEST AND SOUTH WEST HOME COUNTIES AT:-

Harrow

Heathrow

Wembley

Uxbridge

Slough

Reading

Ascot

Camberley

Guildford

Dorking

Woking

Kingston-u-Thames

 

Email: enquiries@familyfirstmediation.co.uk

 

 

 

When family relationships break down the conflicts between former spouses, former partners, children and members of the wider family are more stressful than before. There is also an increasing likelihood of health related problems.

Those caught up in conflict have traditionally turned to solicitors to resolve their problems. This can lead to Court proceedings and result in a great deal of pain as well as costing huge sums of money. Mediators' backgrounds and training usually enable them to be supportive instead of conflictual.
A good mediator helps to reduce stress, not increase it.

The mediator, helps those involved in conflict to arrive at their own solutions in an environment that encourages parties to understand what each is going through.

Thus:

 

much of the pain that the parties experience can be alleviated

 

the financial cost to the parties is dramatically reduced; and

 

the huge delays often experienced in Court proceedings can be greatly reduced.

 

The most recent National Audit Report (March 2007) concluded that the mediation process takes on average about one quarter of the time taken by a case which goes through the Courts.

 

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