Fast-track your Property Division negotiations with a Property Mediation. Mediation gets to the heart of issues quickly and provides a supported and focused forum for those issues to be resolved.
In a Mediation, an independent chairperson (the Mediator) hosts and guides a conversation between the parties to help them identify and assess options in order to reach an agreement about issues that were unresolved between them such as proper division or parenting arrangements.
Who keeps the home and how much the other party is paid out
How other property is divided including furniture and furnishings
How much the items of property (including real estate, cars and furniture) are worth
The percentage division of the total property pool to each party
How and when the transfer of property is to be effected
Anna Roberts is a qualified Mediator and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner. She is also a highly skilled and experienced Family Lawyer with over 15 years’ experience in Family Law matters and holds a Master’s degree in Applied Family Law.
Her experience in the legal sector has given her an understanding of the challenges faced by parties in a Family Law dispute and, in particular, the delay and dissatisfaction caused by the Family Court system and ongoing legal battles.
Anna provided me comprehensive advice and recommended course of action.
I had the pleasure of dealing with Anna Roberts earlier this year on a rather complex family law issue involving superannuation. I always felt informed and had confidence in the support I was provided. I would certainly recommend Anna to anyone in a similar situation.
Any type of family dispute can be suitable for Mediation, whether it is about parenting, child support, property division, spousal maintenance, or even other family issues between a parent and adult child.
Alternative dispute resolution processes are becoming the standard practice in a Family Law matter. So, how can you as a Lawyer maximise your client’s results at a Family Law Mediation?
Family Law Mediation is also called Family Dispute Resolution (“FDR“) and is the first step in parenting and property proceedings.
