What is Legal Aid Mediation ?
Mediation is the process of using a neutral third party to help resolve disputes between two people, some of which who may may be eligible for legal aid.
Legal aid is financial assistance provided by the government to those who can’t afford legal representation. Legal aid mediation can help couples resolve disputes related to financial matters or child arrangements without incurring significant costs.
You may be able to get legal aid for family mediation in England and Wales if you meet certain eligibility criteria. This is often available if you are on a low income, unemployed, or receiving benefits such as Universal Credit. Legal aid can cover the cost of your Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM), further family mediation sessions, To find out if you qualify, you will need to complete a means test. Arrange a FREE assessment here.