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Mediation Magic: Why Families are Choosing The Peaceful Path with Londi Gramelis

You may not realise it, but mediation can play an important role in resolving your family law dispute. More and more families are choosing mediation to take control of decision making and resolve their conflict outside of the traditional court process.


Londi Gramelis, a highly qualified mediator and the award-winning Principal of First Choice Family Lawyers, shares her top five reasons why mediation is an essential tool for resolving conflicts.



1. Saves Money: It’s no secret that going to Court is an expensive process. Mediation is much cheaper, and it will allow you to save on what you would otherwise spend on legal fees, which can quickly escalate with prolonged litigation. Let’s face it: you’d rather spend your money on your kids rather than your lawyer’s fees.

2. Saves Time: Mediation tends to be more efficient, and allows you to resolve your dispute in a fraction of the time it takes for cases to be processed through the Court system.

3. It Simplifies The Process: Mediation provides you with an opportunity to resolve your dispute at its outset. Unlike court proceedings with strict legal procedures and rules, mediation takes place in a relaxed and informal environment, it is more flexible, and allows you to negotiate and reach agreements at your own pace.

4. You’re in Control: In court, the final decision is made by someone who does not know you or your children. Mediation provides you with an opportunity to craft solutions that meet your unique needs and interests, rather than relying on the Court to impose standardised Orders on you.  

5. Preserves Relationships: During a mediation, you and your ex-partner will communicate directly with each other, or through your solicitors, to work together to find solutions. In that sense, mediation promotes open communication and cooperation, which can also help to reduce stress and tension. This is especially important in parenting disputes where you will need to maintain an amicable relationship, and continue to co-parent, after your separation.


While separation can often be difficult, and easy to put off, Londi’s most important piece of advice to her clients is to start the process as soon as possible, because the quicker you start, the sooner you can turn the page.


Located in Beverly Hills NSW, speak to Londi today on 9579 5555 or email info@firstchoicelaw.com.au

 

 

 

 

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