WOLVERHAMPTON FAMILY MEDIATION

Welcome to the Wolverhampton Family Mediation & Counselling Service. We are your local mediation service for family matters. Professional mediators who will help you with child contact and living arrangements as well as dealing with financial matters as part of divorce or separation. We have mediators who exclusively support parents in the Wolverhampton area offering appointments quickly to help you to resolve your dispute.
We can help with:

• Child contact arrangements
• Child maintenance disputes
• Living arrangements, education, medical arrangements
• Applications for parental responsibility for fathers
• Grandparents seeing their grandchildren
• Divorce financial settlements including disclosures
• Separation agreements for unmarried couples
• General family disputes

Our Wolverhampton service operates Monday to Friday between 9.00am and 8.00pm. All our local services are currently online to ensure the safety of all our clients and staff. We have seen an increase in the number of successful matters which have been mediated online. People are more comfortable meeting online since the pandemic began and of course there are so many advantages including:

• Faster appointments to get quicker positive results
• Mediate from the comfort and security of your own home
• Flexible appointment times including evenings
• No need to face your ex-partner in the same room
• Shuttle mediation available so you never have to see or speak directly with your ex-partner.
• Lower cost as there are no fuel or transport costs
• No need to lose time from work or arrange childcare
• You just need either a smart phone, tablet, laptop or PC.

You can contact us at the Wolverhampton Family Mediation Service on 0330 113 0005 and speak to a local advisor who will provide you with all the information you need in making your decision to mediate. They will answer all your questions and can arrange for you to speak to a local family mediator very quickly.

About Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton is a city in the West Midlands, in the 2011 census, it had a population of 249,470. The city grew as a market town known for it’s wool trade. In the Industrial Revolution, it became a centre for coal mining and manufacturers of transport. The economy of the city is still based on engineering, including aerospace industry.