Financial mediation firstly involves the parties making full open and honest disclosure of assets and liabilities, in writing, to each other, and to the mediator.


When that process is completed, and possibly before, the parties meet with the mediator to look at their assets, including pensions, and liabilities and discuss how they will be shared. There may be lots of options, or very few. Each couple's circumstances will be unique to them. 


Mediation is constructive and outcomes can be agreed, and be imaginative. This is especially useful to achieve an outcome the court could not order.  A court can endorse an an outcome agreed between the parties. An imaginative outcome would rarely be the case when "discussions" are carried out at the kitchen table, or convolutedly through solicitors. The court is tightly constrained in what orders it can make. 

Financial Mediation

£220 per hour.

This is shared between the parties equally, or in some other agreed proportion.