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Services

                       

                       

                        Fees

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 The Standard Fee for Family Mediation  with  ISDR is $230.00 per person per  hour  (plus GST).

 ISDR accepts Cash, Credit Cards or Direct  Deposit. Fees can be paid separately,  divided equally or as a single payment.

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 Number of Hours Per Session (est)

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  Pre-mediation Appointment - 1.5 hours

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  Mediation (Joint Session) - 3 hours

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  Agreements, letters, email and telephone   support - Charged in 15 min intervals

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Property and

Future Financial Support

 

Financial security after separation requires discussions between ex-partners.  Sometimes those discussions are hard fought; surrounded by hurts, grief and sadness.  We can help.

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Support through the process of finding future security occurs through a structured process using online tools and tailored negotiation processes.  

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We work with you to find a resolution at your pace.

 Legal Advice

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 ISDR recommends that all clients seek legal

 advice before, during and after mediation.  

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The best agreements are reached when everyone understands not just their rights, but also their responsibilities.  

 Support for Organisations and Professionals

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  • Workplace Mediation, Coaching, and Team building

  • Review of Critical Incidents

  • Practice Supervision and Case Consultation

  • Training

  • Complaints Handling

  • Personal counselling

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 Our Specialist Support

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Jon Graham and Lorri Yasenik provide support for families, couples and individuals seeking specific support.  Finding a way forward is hard, and sometimes the knowledge and experience of others can really help.  Speak with us about:

  • Family violence, abuse and control

  • Child and adult trauma

  • Children rejecting a parent and concerns relating to alientaiton.

  • Complex family issues including drugs and alcohol, and mental health concerns

  • Separation over State and National   boarders

  • Grandparent involvement in children's lives

  • Care of parents and the elderly and siblings disputes

  • Parent child conflict

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Post Separation Parenting Arrangements

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 When parents separate, they want to make wise  decisions about future parenting of their children.

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  •  Care arrangements in two houses

  •  Holidays and special days

  •  Extra curricular activities

  •  Health and welfare

  •  Time with extended family

  •  Travel and relocation

  •  Schooling and religion

  •  Section 60 I Certificates

  •  Parenting Plans

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