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We have undertaken a review of the guidance provided by the Government in relation their and the Country’s response to the COVID19 pandemic. We have and continue to review  the way in which we offer Mediation Services, to ensure that at all times this protects our colleagues, Mediation participants, family, friends and local community. We can

We are currently in an unprecedented period in time. The Coronavirus outbreak has affected everyone on a global scale, permanently altering the way we live and work. Many businesses around the world have been forced to remain away from their premises of work, using and developing their working practices and remote working capabilities to extreme

Father’s Day this year is on Sunday 21st June 2020 and is an opportunity to celebrate our relationship with our fathers and paternal figures. At Midlands Dove Mediation we acknowledge that Father’s Day can be a very difficult day for many people as fathers and father figures may no longer be around, following their death

Domestic Abuse is never ok! The current social distancing measures are making more people vulnerable of being victims of Domestic Abuse! The organisation Refuge have reported a 50% rise in the number of calls to its helplines (and that just relates to those seeking help)! If anyone believes that they are being subjected to or

Please click the below to download our “Request For a Remote Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting” form: Request For a Remote Mediation information and assessment meeting (MIAM)

There is no quick or definitive answer to this, as this will depend on several aspects. There are however, very few situations, when a Workplace Mediation, will be automatically not appropriate. Whether or not Workplace Mediation is appropriate, is the right question to ask whether you are an Employer, HR or an Employee, who is

Payment of Child Maintenance during this COVID-19 pandemic is of great concern to a number of families, as a result of people: Losing their jobs Receiving less income having been furloughed Receiving statutory sick pay Receiving no income Families changing their arrangements relating to the care of their children Bereavement The Child Maintenance Service continues

The Government’s latest update on COVID-19 and Social Distancing, announced on the 10th May 2020 enabled us to review our service provision whilst protecting our colleagues, Mediation participants, family, friends and our local communities.  We will continue to offer all our services as required, remotely. We do not currently have a timescale as to when

The Government have provided clear guidelines about social distancing– Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save lives! The Government also recognises that social distancing may cause anxiety for those who are, have been or are at risk of experiencing domestic abuse which includes (but not exhaustively): • Physical harm/ abuse • Sexual abuse • Verbal abuse

We recently celebrated siblings day and in these uncertain and challenging times our family and friends are so important to us. For those in self-isolation, family and friends are a life line often sourcing and delivering essential items, medicine and even care. Everyone’s daily  routines and work patterns have changed to adhere to the Governments