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JFKPKLONDON
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05 Sep 21 - 05 Sep 21 #517622 by JFKPKLONDON

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My wife and I have agreed to divorce but we are reluctant to engage with solicitors and indeed mediation so as not to cause upset to our children for another year where by then the eldest will have taken the decision to go to university.
Is it possible for my wife and I to individually engage separator mediators to advise on what the financial arrangements / splits are likely to be so that when we do eventually jointly engage we both have our positions determined leaving only our differences in positions to be resolved.

Thanks

J

Last edit: 05 Sep 21 by JFKPKLONDON. Reason: Missing words

Rickoshea
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06 Sep 21 - 06 Sep 21 #517637 by Rickoshea

Reply from Rickoshea

Mediators won't advise, they are there to mediate the discussions, solicitors will advise

Last edit: 06 Sep 21 by Rickoshea.

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