Family mediation, led with expertise and care
Salam Mediation is an FMC-accredited practice helping families resolve matters of children, finances and divorce — with discretion, fairness and care, away from the courts.
Registered with the Family Mediation Council (FMC) and the College of Mediators.
How family mediation works
A clear, structured path from first meeting to a fair and workable agreement.
The MIAM
Each party attends an individual Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting, where the process is explained and its suitability for your situation is assessed.
Joint sessions
Together with your mediator — online or in person, in your preferred language — you work through child arrangements, finances and the matters that need resolving.
Reaching agreement
We help you record a fair, workable agreement and prepare any certificates or court forms (C100, Form A, FM1) required to formalise it.
How we can help
Specialist mediation across the matters families most often need to resolve.
MIAMs
Mediation Information & Assessment Meetings, with certificates for court where required.
Read more →Child Arrangements
Parenting plans and living arrangements that keep the interests of your children first.
Read more →Financial Settlements
Fair resolution of finances, property and pensions during separation or divorce.
Read more →Divorce & Relationships
Relationship and divorce mediation, including inheritance and wider family matters.
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Built on expertise and trust
Accredited & regulated
Fully accredited by the Family Mediation Council and a registered member of the College of Mediators.
Impartial & confidential
A neutral process throughout, conducted with complete discretion and respect for both parties.
Multi-language service
Mediation available in several languages, so every family can take part with confidence.
Child-focused throughout
The well-being of your children remains at the heart of every conversation and agreement.
Clear, fair and transparent fees
We believe families deserve complete clarity on cost, with no hidden extras. Depending on your circumstances, the Government’s Family Mediation Voucher Scheme or Legal Aid may also contribute towards the cost of mediation.
View our fees- Individual MIAM £125 per person
- Joint session £180 per person
- Follow-up session £150 per person
- Voucher scheme Up to 2 hours funded
In their words
Reflections from families we have supported through mediation.
“Grateful to Tawhid for helping us end a 5-year, stressful divorce in less than 3 months! We’d spent so much money with solicitors — so happy with the low fees from Salaam Mediation.”
“From the very first contact they were professional, approachable and understanding. They explained the whole process clearly, remained neutral and fair, and helped us communicate calmly.”
“Tawhid is extremely knowledgeable and went above and beyond. Even after our sessions ended, I got a follow-up call to check the consent order had been sent. I’d 100% recommend Salam Mediation.”
“Tawhid was patient, professional and truly excellent. He made us feel comfortable throughout, listened equally to both sides, and offered thoughtful guidance toward our parenting goals.”
“From start to finish, Tawhid was professional, supportive and genuinely focused on a positive outcome. Communication was prompt and respectful — I always felt heard and understood.”
“Incredibly supportive, professional and approachable. He explains complex matters in a clear, simple way, and his calm, reassuring approach made a challenging process feel far more constructive.”
Guidance from our practice
Practical, plain-English articles from an FMC-accredited mediator across the areas we work in.
Divorce
Child arrangements
How to Prepare for Family Mediation: What to Expect in a Joint Meeting
April 23, 2026An open letter on the importance of both parents’ contact with their children: A challenging journey for the sake of the children
November 9, 2024New Family Procedure Rules (FPR): Promoting Out-of-Court Settlements
October 18, 2024Parental Alienation and Divorce in South Asian Families: A Mediator’s Perspective on Maintaining Parent-Child Bonds
September 23, 2024
Financial settlements
How to Prepare for Family Mediation: What to Expect in a Joint Meeting
April 23, 2026Why Your Financial Settlement Matters: A Simple Message After LIN v PAR
December 1, 2025
TOLATA and Property Disputes: Rights for Unmarried Couples and How Mediation Can Help
September 7, 2025New Family Procedure Rules (FPR): Promoting Out-of-Court Settlements
October 18, 2024Faith & Islamic law
An open letter on the importance of both parents’ contact with their children: A challenging journey for the sake of the children
November 9, 2024Parental Alienation and Divorce in South Asian Families: A Mediator’s Perspective on Maintaining Parent-Child Bonds
September 23, 2024
Arrange a consultation
To discuss how mediation could help your family, contact our team for a confidential, initial conversation.