Parenting Mediation
Family Dispute Resolution Mediation for post-separation parenting matters including but not limited to, time spent with the children, changeovers, children’s costs only, schooling, extra-curricular activities, relocation, medical, dental, general wellbeing and all other relevant topics relating to your children that you would like to talk about.
An accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, FDRP, will help you navigate the mediation process with neutrality ad professionalism. The mediator will assist you in documenting your parenting agreements and will draft a parenting plan for your family. You can then apply for consent orders if your family would prefer to have your agreements legally binding.
Family Dispute Resolution Mediation for post-separation parenting matters including but not limited to, time spent with the children, changeovers, children’s costs only, schooling, extra-curricular activities, relocation, medical, dental, general wellbeing and all other relevant topics relating to your children that you would like to talk about.
An accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, FDRP, will help you navigate the mediation process with neutrality ad professionalism. The mediator will assist you in documenting your parenting agreements and will draft a parenting plan for your family. You can then apply for consent orders if your family would prefer to have your agreements legally binding.
Family Dispute Resolution Mediation for post-separation parenting matters including but not limited to, time spent with the children, changeovers, children’s costs only, schooling, extra-curricular activities, relocation, medical, dental, general wellbeing and all other relevant topics relating to your children that you would like to talk about.
An accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, FDRP, will help you navigate the mediation process with neutrality ad professionalism. The mediator will assist you in documenting your parenting agreements and will draft a parenting plan for your family. You can then apply for consent orders if your family would prefer to have your agreements legally binding.