Property Mediation

Property disputes following separation can be complex and overwhelming, but they don’t have to be. At Family Focus Mediation, our Property Mediation service offers a structured and impartial approach to help you reach fair and practical agreements on dividing assets.

We start with your 1.5 hour initial Intake & Assessment for each party to gather information and provide full and frank disclosure about assets, liabilities and superannuation, all your information is compiled into Family Property Program for both parties to review.

Our experienced mediators create a supportive environment where both parties can openly discuss their financial and property matters. From family homes to superannuation and debts, we guide you through the process step by step, focusing on solutions that prioritise clarity and fairness.

Our fees for your mediation includes a four-hour session conducted via Zoom (unless otherwise requested), our mediators will guide you both through the negotiating process, providing a fair and respectful forum for you to navigate your outcome. If a Heads of Agreement is reached we will draft your document at no extra cost.

By choosing mediation, you save time, reduce costs, and avoid the stress of lengthy legal battles, empowering you to take control of your financial future. Let Family Focus Mediation help you achieve lasting agreements for a fresh start.

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  • Call us to schedule your 15-minute free consultation.

  • Gathering essential information to assess your matter for suitability and see if our service is the right fit for you.

  • We send the other party two (2) invitations to participate. If they also engage they will complete an Intake Session to ensure mediation is also appropriate.

  • Book a mediation session for both parties to discuss and agree on the property pool.

  • Once an agreement is reached, we will draft your Heads of Agreement for you both to sign at no extra cost. We can also provide you with a warm referral to have your agreement legally binding, ensuring your financial separation.