Is a Mediation Agreement Legally Binding in Ireland?
Many people ask whether they should take a mediation session as seriously as a court hearing.
Insights from Viaserena Mediation
Explore our blog for helpful articles on family mediation, separation, and navigating disputes in Ireland. We aim to provide clarity and support for individuals and families seeking peaceful resolutions.
What is the difference between mediation and court?
In Irish family law, mediation and going to court are two different ways of resolving issues such as separation, parenting arrangements, maintenance, property, or access to children.
Do We Have to Sit in the Same Room for Mediation?
Not necessarily. Separate mediation sessions may be possible.
Coercive Control and Mediation: Understanding When Safety Comes First
Coercive control is a pattern of controlling or coercive behaviour within an intimate or family relationship. It can involve repeated behaviours designed to control, intimidate, isolate or undermine another person.
Child Maintenance Calculator in Ireland: A Starting Point for Parents
Recent developments in Ireland have introduced a new Child Maintenance Calculator, designed to help parents estimate what a fair contribution towards their child’s expenses might look like.
“What if the other person doesn’t want to come to mediation?”
This is a very real concern.When communication is already difficult, even suggesting mediation can feel like another challenge.The good news is—you don’t have to handle it perfectly.In many cases, people are unsure—not unwilling.
Understanding Family Conflict: A Practical Approach Through Mediation.
Family conflict can be one of the most emotionally challenging experiences in life.When emotions run high, communication can become difficult — and that’s often where problems begin to grow.
Workplace Mediation in Ireland: How It Can Help Resolve Workplace Conflict
Workplace disagreements can happen in any organisation. Difficulties may arise between colleagues, employees and managers, or within teams. Sometimes the issue is a misunderstanding or communication problem. In other situations, a disagreement may have developed over time and started to affect the working relationship.
🌿 From Conflict to Recovery: How Family Mediation helps you move forward...
Family conflict can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s separation, disagreements about children, or tensions around finances, it can leave people feeling stuck, emotional, and unsure of what to do next.But conflict does not have to define what comes after. There is a path forward—one that focuses not on blame, but on recovery.
Divorce Mediation: Tips That Will Help You Succeed
Divorce is never easy, but mediation can make the process more manageable, respectful, and focused on solutions.
✅ How to choose the Best Divorce Mediator for my case?
Choosing the right divorce mediator can make a significant difference to your experience of separation. A good mediator helps reduce conflict, supports fair decision-making, and keeps the focus on practical solutions—especially where children are involved.This guide will help you understand what to look for when choosing a mediator, so you can feel confident and supported throughout the process.
Divorcing a Difficult or High-Conflict Partner: Can Mediation Help?
Separation can be challenging, especially when communication has broken down or conflict is ongoing. Some individuals may feel they are dealing with a high-conflict or controlling partner, which can make the process even more stressful.
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