Hampshire Family Mediation is an independent, not-for-profit organisation serving families across Hampshire and surrounding areas. Our team of Family Mediation Council (FMC) accredited mediators brings years of experience in family law, social work, and dispute resolution.
We believe that families know best how to resolve their own issues — with the right support. Our role is to facilitate respectful, productive conversations that lead to lasting, practical agreements.
All mediators are fully accredited and insured
Community-focused, affordable service
MIAM-compliant for court applications
Navigate the emotional and practical aspects of separation with a neutral professional guiding the conversation.
Agree on where children live, visitation schedules, and parental responsibilities — always prioritising the child's wellbeing.
Reach fair agreements on finances, property division, and maintenance without costly solicitor fees.
A Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting — required before applying to family court in most cases.
Money conversations after separation can be difficult, especially when emotions are high and there are important decisions to make. Mediation provides a calm, structured space to talk through financial matters openly and work towards practical agreements.
A mediator is a neutral professional who helps both people discuss financial and property issues, understand each other’s priorities, and explore options without taking sides or making decisions for you.
It can support divorcing couples, separating cohabitees, parents with shared finances, couples managing joint debt, families with complex assets, and anyone who wants a calmer process than going straight to court.
Common topics include the family home, mortgage or rent, savings, debts, pensions, business interests, income, and child-related costs, along with the practical steps needed to move forward.
Mediation offers a calmer setting with more control, confidentiality, and a chance to stay organised while exploring options and agreeing clear next steps.
The mediator’s role is to guide the conversation, keep discussions focused, and help both people work through financial information in a constructive way. They do not judge who is right or wrong, and they do not give legal advice or impose a decision. Instead, they help you identify the issues, consider solutions, and move towards agreement where possible.
Helps reduce conflict and keeps conversations more focused.
You decide the outcome together rather than leaving it to a court process.
Discussions take place in a private, supportive environment.
Issues are handled step by step so nothing important gets missed.
Helps you consider different ways forward before making final decisions.
Supports clear agreements that can be turned into a plan.
We can also offer mediation in ways that suit different situations. Online mediation is a convenient option if you would prefer to join from separate locations. Shuttle mediation is available where people are not ready to meet face to face, allowing the mediator to move between each person and keep the conversation productive.
Whether you're considering separation or have already begun the process, we're here to help. Contact us for a free, no-obligation initial consultation.
Speak directly with our team to arrange your first appointment
Send us your enquiry and we'll respond within one working day
Schedule your MIAM or consultation at a time that suits you
Hants Family Mediation offers confidential family mediation and MIAM appointments across Hampshire and online throughout England and Wales. We help families discuss child arrangements, separation, divorce, finances and future communication in a calm and practical setting.