Free Tools & Resources to Help You Think Clearly
These free resources are designed to help you prepare, understand your options, and reduce conflict. You can explore them at your own pace and use what feels helpful for your situation.
How these resources can help
People use these resources in different ways.
Some use them to prepare for mediation or a MIAM. Others use them to think through arrangements independently before deciding on next steps.
There is no right or wrong way to use them.
Financial
Tools and guidance to help you organise, understand, and think through financial matters following separation.
Financial Disclosure Checklist
A practical checklist to help you gather and organise financial information.
View resourceUnderstanding Financial Settlements
An overview of how financial matters are typically addressed following separation.
View resourceProperty and the Family Home
Guidance on the options available when deciding what happens to the family home.
View resourcePensions and Separation
Information about how pensions may be considered during financial discussions.
View resourceForm E Explained
A plain-English guide to understanding Form E — what it is, when it's used, and how it relates to mediation.
Form A Explained
A plain-English guide to understanding Form A — what it is, when it's used, and how it fits alongside mediation.
Children & parenting
Resources focused on supporting children and helping parents think through arrangements calmly and practically.
Parenting Plan Template
A template to help parents outline arrangements for their children.
View resourceMediation for Child Arrangements
How mediation can help with child arrangements, and what to know about the C100 form.
View resourceTalking to Children About Separation
Guidance on how to approach conversations with children about family changes.
View resourceCommunication After Separation
Tips for maintaining constructive communication as co-parents.
View resourceC100 Explained
A plain-English guide to the C100 form — what it is, when it's used, and what to expect from the process.
Other
Additional guidance that may be useful depending on your situation.
LGBTQ+ Single Parents
Inclusive information and support for LGBTQ+ single parents navigating separation.
View resourceGrandparents in Family Mediation
How mediation can help grandparents and extended family members navigate changes to contact with children.
View resourceCross Border Family Mediation
Family mediation options for expats and international families in locations like the UAE, Singapore, and beyond.
View resourceWhen you're ready
These resources are designed to support you — not replace professional advice. If you decide you would like structured support, a MIAM can help you understand whether mediation may be suitable for your situation.
Learn about MIAMsYou are under no obligation to proceed.
Separation and family decisions can feel overwhelming. Taking time to understand your options can make the next steps feel clearer and more manageable.