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How To Prepare For Your First Mediation And What To Expect? (Podcast)
26 November 2021
Russell-Cooke Solicitors
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Experienced mediators and solicitors, Lauren Hall and Louise Connolly discuss how best to
prepare for your first mediation and what to expect.
Family mediation helps you sort out the disputes that arise
during your separation both in relation to your finances and the
arrangements for your children. However, these can be challenging
and emotional times so treating the situation with sensitivity and
consideration is essential.
In this podcast, we cover the following topics:
- How best to prepare for your first mediation and what to expect.
- What happens when you first arrive for your mediation?
- How to deal with the uncertainty?
- What happens if the meeting becomes emotional?
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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