Mediation Prices & Fees
We believe pricing should be clear before you decide how to proceed. Our fees vary depending on the type of dispute, the support required and the circumstances involved.
Our Current Fees
MIAM Appointment
A Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting, commonly known as a MIAM, costs £130 per person.
This individual appointment helps you understand the process, discuss your circumstances and consider whether family mediation may be suitable.
£130 Per Person
The current intake meeting fee for workplace, civil and commercial matters is £160 per person.
Further fees depend on the circumstances of the dispute and the level of support required.
£160 Per Person
Intake Meeting
Booking Deposit
A £30 deposit is currently required when booking a consultation.
If you decide to continue with our services, this is deducted from your future fees. If you do not proceed, the current pricing information states that the deposit is refunded minus any fees already accrued.
£30
Bespoke Fees
Some cases cannot be priced accurately before we understand what is involved.
Further fees may vary depending on factors such as:
the nature of the dispute
the number of people involved
the amount of support required
the complexity of the circumstances
the type and length of sessions needed
Where pricing is bespoke, we will discuss the relevant costs with you before you decide whether to continue.
What Do The Fees Cover?
The exact work involved will depend on the service you require.
Initial appointments are designed to help us understand your circumstances, explain the process and determine the most appropriate next step.
Where additional sessions or support are required, the relevant costs can then be discussed based on your individual situation.
For more information about how we work, visit our Our Approach page.
Mediation Costs Compared With Court Proceedings
People often explore mediation because they want a constructive way to resolve a dispute without immediately entering lengthy court proceedings.
The final cost of either route depends on the circumstances, so we do not guarantee a specific saving. However, resolving matters earlier can help reduce the amount of time and professional support required.
For a fuller explanation, read our Guide To Mediation Vs Court Costs.
You can also read more about What Happens When Mediation Is Ignored Before Court.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fees
Do I Need To Pay A Deposit?
Yes. The current booking process requires a £30 deposit when arranging a consultation.
Is The Deposit Deducted From Future Fees?
Yes. If you continue with our services, the £30 deposit is deducted from your future fees.
Are All Fees Fixed?
No. Some fees are bespoke because the amount of work required depends on the individual dispute.
Will I Know The Cost Before I Continue?
Where further pricing is required, we will discuss the relevant fees once we understand your circumstances and the support needed.
Can I Ask About Costs Before Booking?
Yes. If you are unsure which appointment you need or want to discuss likely costs first, you can contact us.
Ready To Discuss Your Options?
If you are researching prices and want to understand the likely next step, we can help you identify the right appointment and explain the relevant costs.
You can book directly online or contact us if you would prefer to discuss your circumstances first.