by wiredbarrister | Jul 8, 2026 | MIAM Direct
For most family court applications about children or finances, you must attend a MIAM before you can apply. But not everyone does. There are specific situations where an exemption applies and you can go straight to court. This guide explains what those exemptions are,...
by wiredbarrister | Jul 1, 2026 | MIAM Direct
If you are applying to the family court about children or finances, you will almost certainly need to complete Form FM5. It is a relatively new requirement, many people have never heard of it, and it catches a lot of applicants by surprise. This guide explains, in...
by wiredbarrister | Jan 15, 2025 | MIAM Direct
Family disputes, especially those involving child arrangements, financial settlements, or property division, can be emotionally and legally complex. Choosing whether to pursue mediation or proceed directly to court is a critical decision that can impact both the...
by wiredbarrister | Jan 7, 2025 | MIAM Direct
Family law disputes, such as those involving child arrangements, financial settlements, or divorce, can often be overwhelming—particularly for individuals who choose to represent themselves. For those seeking support without the expense of legal representation, a...
by wiredbarrister | Jan 6, 2025 | MIAM Direct
If you’re facing family disputes, particularly over child arrangements or financial matters, and are considering going to court, you may be required to attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) first. But what exactly is a MIAM, and how should you...
by wiredbarrister | Nov 14, 2024 | MIAM Direct
If you’ve attended a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM), you may be wondering what happens next. Whether you’re dealing with disputes over child arrangements, financial settlements, or other family matters, the MIAM is often the first step in...
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