Click here to check if you are eligible for legal aid
If you are not eligible for legal aid but are experiencing financial difficulty due to
COVID-19 you may be eligible for help with the cost of mediation through our
National Lottery COVID funding. Call us on 020 8315 7460 to discuss.
Mediation Voucher
If you wish to mediate about arrangements for children you may be eligible for the new Mediation Voucher which is a new scheme recently launched by the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) providing a contribution of up to £500 per case towards the costs of mediation in eligible cases. This is available for a limited time only. Please call us to discuss whether you might be eligible.
Our Fees
All fees are charged per person, per session (not per hour) and are paid in advance of your meetings, within 48 hours of booking the appointment.
All figures include VAT. Out of hours: 8-10am & after 5pm.
| Session type | Annual Income | Client fees | Out of hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| MIAMS | – | £78 | £78 |
| Joint MIAMS | – | £72 | £72 |
| Signing court forms | – | £30 | £30 |
| Child Consultation | – | £120 | £120 |
| Mediation Session | Up to £30K | £156 | £156 |
| Mediation Session | Above £30K | £198 | £198 |
Please note the following:
All documents (including mediation session summaries, parenting plans, outcome statements and MOUs are provided at no extra cost to clients.
Out of hours: 8-10am & after 5pm. Also, Tuesday evenings & alternate Saturdays
Child Issues Mediation is usually completed in 1-2 mediation sessions.
Property & Finance and All-Issues Mediations are usually completed in 2-4 mediation sessions.
All documents are provided at no extra cost to clients.
Legal Aid:
To check if you can get legal aid please click here.
It may take more than one mediation session to reach agreement depending on your situation. Where agreement is reached, the mediator/s will record this and send you a copy of the outcome, whether a mediation session summary, an outcome statement or a parenting plan. For agreements on property and/or financial matters a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) can be produced. None of these documents are legally binding but you can seek legal advice if you wish to make them legally binding.