Dealing with financial
and legal issues

What do I need to know?

How can a professional help me?

- Mediators can assist those in conflict about decisions or about future plans. The mediation process facilitates issues being identified and discussed, options being explored and outcomes negotiated and recorded. This process helps people communicate respectfully, hear others’ views and express their concerns.
- Individual, couple, family relationship or financial counselling can also be offered (sometimes alongside a mediated process). Counsellors have many different ways of assisting people with their communication and conflict, decision making and problem solving as well as associated stress, anxiety, overwhelm, fatigue or social withdrawal
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