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Mediation Information And Assessment Meeting (MIAM)

What is a MIAM ?

Before you can apply to the court for a Child Arrangements Order, you’re usually required to attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM).

Mediation is a requirement and you won’t be able to make the court application without having tried mediation first. It sounds formal, but it’s simply an initial meeting with a qualified mediator.

What is a MIAM ?

Before you can apply to the court for a Child Arrangements Order, you’re usually required to attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM).

Mediation is a requirement and you won’t be able to make the court application without having tried mediation first. It sounds formal, but it’s simply an initial meeting with a qualified mediator.

Arrange Your MIAM with Our Partner Mediators

Dads’ Consultancy has teamed up with accredited mediation services to streamline the MIAM process for you.

When you use our service, we handle the referral. Our partner mediator will contact you to schedule your individual MIAM appointment and provide any necessary forms.

Arrange Your MIAM with Our Partner Mediators

Dads’ Consultancy has teamed up with accredited mediation services to streamline the MIAM process for you.

When you use our service, we handle the arrangements. Our partner mediator will contact you to schedule your individual MIAM appointment and provide any necessary forms.

Why Do I Need A MIAM?

During the MIAM the mediator will listen to your story. They’ll assess if mediation might be suitable for your situation, and explore if they could help you reach an agreement without going to court.

They will take your ideas and explore their potential to form a constructive starting point for dialogue, and assess how they might contribute to reaching a resolution that prioritises the children’s best interests

Why Do I Need A MIAM?

During the MIAM the mediator will listen to your story. They’ll assess if mediation might be suitable for your situation, and explore if they could help you reach an agreement without going to court.

They will take your ideas and explore their potential to form a constructive starting point for dialogue, and assess how they might contribute to reaching a resolution that prioritises the children’s best interests

Following your MIAM, there are two main paths

Proceed with Mediation

If both you and the other party agree to attempt mediation after attending your individual MIAMs, our partner mediator will support you through the process until you reach an agreement. Mediation gives you both the opportunity to make decisions yourselves, instead of leaving it to the court.

Apply to Court

If mediation is not appropriate, not agreed upon by the other party, or if the initial sessions do not resolve the issues, the mediator will issue your MIAM certificate. This certificate is required — you cannot submit an application for a Child Arrangements Order without it.

Following your MIAM, there are two main paths

Proceed with Mediation

If both you and the other party agree to attempt mediation after attending your individual MIAMs, our partner mediator will support you through the process until you reach an agreement. Mediation gives you both the opportunity to make decisions yourselves, instead of leaving it to the court.

Apply to Court

If mediation is not appropriate, not agreed upon by the other party, or if the initial sessions do not resolve the issues, the mediator will issue your MIAM certificate.

This certificate is required. You cannot submit an application for a Child Arrangements Order without it.

Don't Delay Your MIAM! Book Your Appointment Today!

Take the necessary first step with confidence. Our MIAM service ensures you efficiently meet this requirement, whether you intend to mediate or proceed to court.

Begin your journey with comprehensive support. Our unique package is designed to give you the best possible start, whether you aim for mediation or need to prepare for court.

Don't Delay Your MIAM! Book Your Appointment Today!

Take the necessary first step with confidence.

Our MIAM service ensures you efficiently meet this requirement, whether you intend to mediate or proceed to court.

Begin your journey with comprehensive support. Our unique package is designed to give you the best possible start, whether you aim for mediation or need to prepare for court.

Our Premium Support Package Includes

A 30-Minute Strategic Discussion with Dads' Consultancy: Before your MIAM, you'll have a dedicated session with our team. We'll discuss your situation, outline potential strategies, and answer your immediate questions, ensuring you're well-prepared.

Your MIAM Appointment: We then arrange your individual MIAM with one of our accredited partner mediators.

Your First Joint Mediation Session (90 mins - Included): If both you and the other party agree to try mediation following your MIAMs, your first 90-minute joint session is covered by utilising the Government Voucher Scheme.

Your MIAM Certificate: If mediation isn't suitable, the other party declines, or if no agreement is reached during your included first joint session, the mediator will issue your certificate promptly.

This package ensures you get essential advice, meet the MIAM requirement, and even get a head start on mediation if it's a viable path.

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Mediation Information And Assessment Meeting (MIAM)

What is a MIAM ?

Before you can apply to the court for a Child Arrangements Order, you’re usually required to attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM).

Mediation is a requirement and you won’t be able to make the court application without having tried mediation first. It sounds formal, but it’s simply an initial meeting with a qualified mediator.

What is a MIAM ?

Before you can apply to the court for a Child Arrangements Order, you’re usually required to attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM).

Mediation is a requirement and you won’t be able to make the court application without having tried mediation first. It sounds formal, but it’s simply an initial meeting with a qualified mediator.

Arrange Your MIAM with Our Partner Mediators

Dads’ Consultancy has teamed up with accredited mediation services to streamline the MIAM process for you.

When you use our service, we handle the referral. Our partner mediator will contact you to schedule your individual MIAM appointment and provide any necessary forms.

Arrange Your MIAM with Our Partner Mediators

Dads’ Consultancy has teamed up with accredited mediation services to streamline the MIAM process for you.

When you use our service, we handle the arrangements. Our partner mediator will contact you to schedule your individual MIAM appointment and provide any necessary forms.

Why Do I Need A MIAM?

During the MIAM the mediator will listen to your story. They’ll assess if mediation might be suitable for your situation, and explore if they could help you reach an agreement without going to court.

They will take your ideas and explore their potential to form a constructive starting point for dialogue, and assess how they might contribute to reaching a resolution that prioritises the children’s best interests

Why Do I Need A MIAM?

During the MIAM the mediator will listen to your story. They’ll assess if mediation might be suitable for your situation, and explore if they could help you reach an agreement without going to court.

They will take your ideas and explore their potential to form a constructive starting point for dialogue, and assess how they might contribute to reaching a resolution that prioritises the children’s best interests

Following your MIAM, there are two main paths

Proceed with Mediation

If both you and the other party agree to attempt mediation after attending your individual MIAMs, our partner mediator will support you through the process until you reach an agreement. Mediation gives you both the opportunity to make decisions yourselves, instead of leaving it to the court.

Apply to Court

If mediation is not appropriate, not agreed upon by the other party, or if the initial sessions do not resolve the issues, the mediator will issue your MIAM certificate. This certificate is required — you cannot submit an application for a Child Arrangements Order without it.

Following your MIAM, there are two main paths

Proceed with Mediation

If both you and the other party agree to attempt mediation after attending your individual MIAMs, our partner mediator will support you through the process until you reach an agreement. Mediation gives you both the opportunity to make decisions yourselves, instead of leaving it to the court.

Apply to Court

If mediation is not appropriate, not agreed upon by the other party, or if the initial sessions do not resolve the issues, the mediator will issue your MIAM certificate.

This certificate is required. You cannot submit an application for a Child Arrangements Order without it.

Don't Delay Your MIAM! Book Your Appointment Today!

Take the necessary first step with confidence. Our MIAM service ensures you efficiently meet this requirement, whether you intend to mediate or proceed to court.

Begin your journey with comprehensive support. Our unique package is designed to give you the best possible start, whether you aim for mediation or need to prepare for court.

Don't Delay Your MIAM! Book Your Appointment Today!

Take the necessary first step with confidence.

Our MIAM service ensures you efficiently meet this requirement, whether you intend to mediate or proceed to court.

Begin your journey with comprehensive support. Our unique package is designed to give you the best possible start, whether you aim for mediation or need to prepare for court.

Our Premium Support Package Includes

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Dads' Consultancy

Your voice and partner in navigating child arrangements

Free Phone: 03333392638

Registered Office: 128 City Road London EC1V 2NX United Kingdom

DADS’ CONSULTANCY IS OPERATED BY FAMILY ADVICE GROUP LIMITED – REGISTERED COMPANY IN ENGLAND AND WALES – COMPANY NUMBER 14814138

COPYRIGHT © 2023 DADS CONSULTANCY – ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Privacy Policy

Terms And Consitions

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128 City Road
London
EC1V 2NX
United Kingdom