Section 6 – Implementing mediated proposals
So, you have reached agreement in mediation. You have both committed to do various things and now you want your agreement to be made binding. What happens next, and where do the solicitors fit in to this?
So, you have reached agreement in mediation. You have both committed to do various things and now you want your agreement to be made binding. What happens next, and where do the solicitors fit in to this?
At this stage, we also offer some strategies for emotional self-regulation and managing self-restraint because, undoubtedly, there will be times when your calm, rational self, will be tested and it is that SELF which will be in most demand, in mediation.
Questions 6 and 7 go to a common route cause of conflict, not feeling heard or understood.
Mediation will only work if both you and your former partner/spouse are committed to use mediation as a positive opportunity to resolve your differences in this way.
7 ‘thinking strategies’ which are absolutely key to making the right decisions about how to separate and divorce which have helped and continue to help 100’s of separating couples in mediation, every year.