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  • At Kee Mediation, we believe that navigating a family separation is difficult enough without the added stress of hidden costs and complex legal bills. As we move into the 2026 financial year...

  • Giving Children a Voice: Understanding Child Inclusive Mediation (CIM) When parents separate, the focus is often on legal arrangements and finances. But amidst the adult decisions, it’s easy to overlo...

  • The landscape of family law in the UK has seen significant shifts, particularly in how separating couples are encouraged to resolve their disputes. Since April 2024, family courts across the UK now ac...

  • Your Step-by-Step Guide Through Separation, Mediation, and Final Settlement Our director, Mia Kee has collaborated with Rhiannon Compton of The Family Law Consultant to produce this helpful guide abou...

  • Opportunity: Accredited Family Mediator – Remote Role with Kee Mediation Are you a Family Mediation Council Accredited (FMCA) Mediator looking to join a dynamic, professional, and high-quality mediati...

  • Co-parenting during a holiday season, especially Christmas, can be a challenge, but with thoughtful planning and communication, it can be a positive experience for everyone involved. Here are some top...

  • What is a MIAM?A MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) is an important step in the mediation and family law process. It is designed to help you to understand your options and consider me...

  • Preparing for mediation can help you navigate the process more effectively and increase the likelihood of reaching a mutually agreeable outcomes. Here are some top tips to consider to help you prepare...

  • Telling your children about your separation can be one of the most challenging conversations you’ll ever have. It’s important to approach the discussion with care, sensitivity, and a clear...