We help you discuss key issues calmly and plan workable arrangements with your child’s wellbeing in view. Sessions are structured and paced so both of you can be heard.
We guide step-by-step conversations about assets, liabilities and next practical steps, so you can move toward a fair, workable outcome.
If suitable, mediation sessions are then arranged to work through the issues step by step.
The details of the process vary depending on whether you’re working through parenting arrangements or property matters.
MCS also offer conflict coaching, helping you prepare for mediation, manage co-parenting, and handle difficult conversations with clarity and calm.
Frequently asked questions
A type of mediation for separating or separated couples. It can be related to parenting, property, and financial matters, guided by accredited practitioners.
Yes, it’s the legal term for family mediation in Australia.
You don’t need a lawyer to attend. Many families seek independent legal advice before or after mediation. We can work alongside your lawyer if you have one.
Mediation where each person has their lawyer present while the mediator manages the process.
This varies. Some families resolve issues in one session; others need more.
Fees vary depending on your particular circumstances. We make sure that you always know what to expect before you book.
A legal document that shows you’ve attempted FDR (or it wasn’t appropriate).
The first step is to book a confidential consultation.
We’ll talk through your situation and explain how the process applies to you.
