We help families in conflict, especially those divorcing or separating, to turn their arguments into agreements.
Family mediation is quicker, more cost effective and less stressful than heading to court about issues related to your divorce or separation. It gives you control over decisions, reduces conflict and helps you to turn your arguments into agreements – ensuring that you stay in control of arrangements about children, property, assets and debts.
The Core principles of Mediation
Resolve Family Mediation is participating in the government’s voucher scheme for family mediation. The £500 voucher scheme is available for separating families with children, to go towards the cost of using accredited family mediation services. Only mediators authorised by the Family Mediation Council (FMC) are taking part in the voucher scheme.
Attending an appointment with a mediator, who will provide information about mediation and other forms of dispute resolution, is compulsory for any applicant wanting to go to court for a family matter. Deciding to use mediation is voluntary. No one can be forced to mediate. Both clients need to agree to use mediation and either can stop the process at any time.
Mediators act for both clients equally and openly. Mediators do not judge, give advice, take sides or decide who is right and wrong. They will not have acted for either side prior to mediation. Mediators will ensure that everyone in the room has equal time and space to talk.
Family mediators control the process but recognise parents as the experts in making decisions and seeks to empower them to do so in a constructive and collaborative way. Mediators are not judges or arbitrators and so do not tell people what they are going to do.
Resolve Family Mediation
Resolve Family Mediation was founded by Tracy Stephenson. Tracy is originally from the North East but was a student in Birmingham and again returned to the city in 2019.
Tracy is an accredited family mediator registered with The Family Mediation Council (FMC), the professional body for family mediation in the United Kingdom. FMC members follow an established code of practice in their work and take part in regular training and continuous professional development. She is also a member of The Family Mediators Association and is qualified to meet with children as part of the mediation process (Child Inclusive Mediation).
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