25 January 2018
Today’s theme is “a sense of purpose and making it work for everyone.”
The FMA – the Family Mediators Association – which is promoting the week, is today focusing on finances in particular, addressing fears about finance, explaining that mediators can help clients to produce clear practical solutions, which can be turned into binding documents.
Throughout the day blogs will be released which you can find on the Family Mediation Week blog page www.familymediationweek.org.uk/category/blog/
At Phillips Solicitors we offer a mediation service through our sister company Town Gate Mediation.
If you would like to get in touch with Town Gate Mediation, please call our Mediation Administrator Dawn King on 01256 854627 or email [email protected]
To find out more about Town Gate Mediation visit www.phillips-law.co.uk/town-gate-mediation
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