Hello
My ex partners income exceeds £200,000 per year and he also owns a collection of properties, we have a 2 year old together and separated before she was born. He sees her every two weeks for a weekend as we live 200 miles from each other.
His solicitors have been contacting me regarding agreements to him seeing our daughter and I’ve been compliant in this, we now have a plan in place. I’ve attempted to make agreements with his solicitor regarding finances and advised them I would be applying for a schedule one if they didn’t enter in to these negotiations, They said they’re not willing to discuss financial agreements and that their client (my ex) has agreed to mediation. I haven’t got my own solicitor as I can’t afford one but I’ve taken legal advice about what I may be entitled to but obviously the first step is mediation.
I contacted a mediator whom I am meeting Friday where she says she will explain the process further, I just have some questions if anyone can please help me?
I am requesting a property to be settled in my daughters name until she turns 18, as well as a lump sum to account for backdated maintence and removal costs as well as monthly payments.
Can a mediator deal with these requests?
Is he required to provide income and asset proof? (I’m worried he will lie)
Is he required to pay half of the session fee?
My ex partners income exceeds £200,000 per year and he also owns a collection of properties, we have a 2 year old together and separated before she was born. He sees her every two weeks for a weekend as we live 200 miles from each other.
His solicitors have been contacting me regarding agreements to him seeing our daughter and I’ve been compliant in this, we now have a plan in place. I’ve attempted to make agreements with his solicitor regarding finances and advised them I would be applying for a schedule one if they didn’t enter in to these negotiations, They said they’re not willing to discuss financial agreements and that their client (my ex) has agreed to mediation. I haven’t got my own solicitor as I can’t afford one but I’ve taken legal advice about what I may be entitled to but obviously the first step is mediation.
I contacted a mediator whom I am meeting Friday where she says she will explain the process further, I just have some questions if anyone can please help me?
I am requesting a property to be settled in my daughters name until she turns 18, as well as a lump sum to account for backdated maintence and removal costs as well as monthly payments.
Can a mediator deal with these requests?
Is he required to provide income and asset proof? (I’m worried he will lie)
Is he required to pay half of the session fee?
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