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12 February 2026

Child Inclusive Mediation – connecting with your child’s views

For a number of years, research has shown that children and young people want information about what is happening to their family when their parents decide to separate. Many want the opportunity to be heard when decisions are being made about them.

Stacey Nevin

29 January 2026

Mental capacity concerns in family mediation

Family dynamics are complex at the best of times. When one family member is unwell, stress and worry can quickly lead to friction and mistrust among siblings and parents alike.

Lauren Evans

29 January 2026

What to expect at a Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAMs)

Hi, I’m Olivia, a family lawyer and mediator at Kingsley Napley LLP working alongside four other brilliant mediators in our team. In this short blog, I set out what you can expect from your first meeting with a family mediator.

Olivia Stiles

19 December 2025

Keeping the peace at Christmas – top tips for shared parenting over the festive season

For separated or divorced families, Christmas time is often an emotionally charged time of year, fraught with practical challenges as parents try to agree contact time and arrangements for Christmas events. Claire Wood shares some tips on how best to prepare for the issues which may arise at Christmas.

Lauren Evans

11 December 2025

From Separation to Succession: Protecting your Pets

According to the PDSA’s 2024 report on pet populations, over 51% of UK adults currently own a pet.  To many their pets are not “just pets”, but beloved family members and a core part of their family unit.  If something unforeseen should happen in the future, most would want the best for their pets.  Often, however, when an unplanned major live event happens, such as a divorce or the death of a pet owner, thought has not been given to what should happen to the pets.

Lucy Bluck

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