Category: Family Mediation

Living in a global pandemic is stressful enough until you add the conflict surrounding the COVID vaccination. With mortality rates increasing the world is becoming an overwhelming place and segregation is prominent when considering if your child should get vaccinated. Child immunisation is a difficult parental issue to resolve as generally both parents are doing

1. Be prepared This is probably obvious; however, it is incredibly important that both you and your spouse prepare before the mediation and have everything ready that you wish to discuss. In relation to financial matters, it is critical that both parties have provided one another with disclosure of all financial documents and that the

We see many separating couples looking to part ways and finalize agreements in the best way. With experience as both family lawyers and family mediators we’re uniquely placed to assess the roles each play in a divorce settlement. We see many reasons to urge couples to consider the mediation process ahead of litigation. Below we

If you’re part of a Gold Coast family that is separating or divorcing then mediation can save you time and money. When it comes to family mediation Gold Coast turns to Family Mediation Station for expert mediation services. Family Mediation Station can book you in for your first mediation session within 7 days. Unlike some

Here are the 5 most common myths that can impact your decision making when trying to negotiate your property settlement and parenting arrangements. Myth 1: The wife automatically gets the house This is one of the biggest myths that we hear. There are no rules that determine who gets what asset in a property settlement.

Have you separated from your partner/husband/wife? Do you need help working out who will get what property? Do you need help with working out when your kids will spend time with you and when they will spend time with the other parent? Do you and your ex both want to resolve your issues but just

No one actually likes conflict. But conflict is often the driving force of change. Change can be good and it can be what you need to end one chapter of your life in order to start another. Here are some tips to tackle the conflict head: Address the problems early. The longer you have your

You and your ex-partner have been separated for many months. Even though you are no longer living together, the arguments have continued – on the phone, on Skype and in person. The bitterness between you is so strong that your children become extremely distressed every time they know you will be in the same room

Parenting and property matters are often difficult for separated couples to resolve.  While many turn to lawyers to embark on the expensive, lengthy court process, our founder Marie Fedorov felt there should be a better way for couples to come to agreement on their futures and those of their children.  That is why she devised