COVID-19 Update

In light of the current restrictions implemented by the government, we wanted to reassure you that our qualified family mediators are fully able to offer Family Mediation via video (online ) meetings. We appreciate that the outbreak of the coronavirus can certainly add to the pressures that divorce and separation brings; Mediators are here and ready to help at this incredibly difficult time.

To find a mediator who can also offer video (online) mediation please click here.

Our administration office is still available via info@thefma.co.uk or 01355 244594.

01355 244 594
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