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Family Law Specialists Team

Julian Beard
Mark Freedman
Bridget Thompson
Naomi Angell 
Ruth de Fraine
Maria Kitsiou
Sara Sanderson
Susan Smith
Laura Levy
Anest Mathias
Lisa Pepper
Simone McGrath
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Andrew Watson
Katie Smith
Neelum Varsani Atkins
Mark Harrop
Paven Basuita
Alexandra Parris
Andrew Gareth Edwards
Dzifa Gan

Mediation

Mediation is a structured process through which parties in a wide variety of disputes attempt to find their own solution with the help of a trained mediator. Mediation is usually substantially cheaper and quicker than litigation. It is flexible and informal. The aim of mediation is to assist parties in reaching a fair and sensible resolution without the costs and stresses of contested court proceedings.

The department has a specialist accredited mediator and also the department is able, where parties are eligible, to undertake mediation on a Legal Aid basis.

To find out more about mediation, please contact Julian Beard.

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