Family Law Parenting Mediation
We can help you both as parents to restore your co-parenting relationship, The Wise Way, by family law mediation, instead of going to court and spending lots of money, time and stress.
We are Professional Mediators specialising in family law disputes, offering expertise in Family Law Parenting Mediation and Property Mediation, and Mediation for Estate and Will Disputes.
Our Wise Mediators are highly experienced, so we can best help parties resolve their dispute, The Wise Way.
We can help you resolve your dispute in as little as 1 day* with mediation, so
you can get on with your lives and future, The Wise Way.
Save time, money, and stress by professionally mediating your problems,
The Wise Way, instead of costly endless litigation
We can help you both as parents to restore your co-parenting relationship, The Wise Way, by family law mediation, instead of going to court and spending lots of money, time and stress.
We can help separated couples achieve a mutually agreed property settlement in
as little as 1 day, The Wise Way by mediation, instead of going to court.
We can help you resolve your estate dispute, The Wise Way, in a peaceful and non-confrontational atmosphere of mediation, so you can begin to restore family relationships after the passing of a loved one.
We are professional Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners for family law parenting mediations. We can convene an urgent online parenting mediation within 5 business days*
*Conditions Apply – 5 days from date parties agree
to mediate. Must be deemed a suitable matter for
urgent parenting mediation via our fast-track mediation service.
Our Online Family Law Mediation Service is the modern way to mediate, it’s fast, secure and convenient.
We provide the convenience of mediation online, where we can video conference, share documents, electronically sign documents securely with PDF verified signatures
We understand that when people reach an amicable agreement, they want it to be written down so they can formalise the settlement and make it legally binding.
At the conclusion of the mediation, if the parties have reached a mutual agreement,