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FAQs

Mediation is the most cost-effective way of arriving

Individual Meeting (MIAM) – £125per person for 45 to 60 minutes
  • Introduction: Explanation of mediation and the mediator’s role.
  • Discussion: Overview of your issues (child arrangements, finances).
  • Suitability Check: Assessment of whether mediation is appropriate.
  • Next Steps: Information on proceeding with mediation or other options.
  • Admin Details: Fees, session structure, and MIAM certificate if needed.

This meeting usually lasts around 45 to 60 minutes and is conducted via online video call.

Joint Mediation Meetings – £180per person per 120 minutes
  • Introduction: Recap of the mediation process and ground rules.
  • Issue Identification: Both parties share their concerns and priorities.
  • Discussion and Negotiation: Explore options and negotiate solutions with the mediator’s guidance.
  • Exploring Feasibility: Assess the practicality and feasibility of proposed solutions for drafting agreements.
  • Next Steps: Finalise agreements or schedule additional sessions if needed.

Subsequent meetings can be scheduled in 90-minute slots at £150 per person.

Administrative Costsper person

Mediator Certificates / Signed Court Forms (C100, Form A, FM1)

  • £25 admin fee
  • Proof of attendance required for family court applications.
  • Includes C100 applications regarding children and financial order applications using Form A.
  • Certificates will be provided promptly upon request.

Drafting Proposals and Agreements
Fixed fee of £120 per person – covers the preparation of: 

  • Parenting Plan: Details the arrangements and agreements regarding the care and upbringing of children.
  • Open Financial Statement (OFS): Summarises financial information for both parties.
  • Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): Outlines the agreements reached during mediation.

Cost may vary based on the complexity of the arrangements.

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Mediation Voucher – Eligibility Criteria2 hours free mediation for child arrangements
  • Purpose: Financial assistance for families to resolve disputes through mediation, reducing the need for court proceedings.
  • Eligibility: Applicable for cases involving child arrangements. Not available for financial matters alone.
  • Funding Details: Covers up to 2 hours of joint mediation sessions at no cost. No income criteria required; funding is not means-tested.
  • Limitations: Only one voucher can be used per family.
  • How to Apply: Your mediator will manage the application process and secure the voucher on your behalf.
  • Important Note: An individual MIAM session must be booked and attended before using the voucher.

Comparable fees, without mediation

£20k+

Average cost per person for divorce and financial settlement in UK using lawyers

£42k+

Average cost per couples for divorce and financial settlement in UK using lawyers

Our average fees

£850

Atypical cost per person of divorce and financial settlement in UK with Salam Mediation

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