Mediation preserves relationships
and sets you on a new path faster

When you feel empowered, you can find a resolution.

You can find a positive resolution without going to court

Let us help you work out your issues and preserve your important relationship.

Workplace Woes?

Our individual meetings help to level the playing field and protect our clients.

We are here to help

Our goal is to have a panel of accredited mediators, facilitators, arbitrators, trainers, and coaches who are respected in their field.  We want to meet the needs of our community – resolving conflict together is what we believe in!

MIP- Mandatory Information Program

MIP is a mandatory program for all new applicants and respondents in family court. In Simcoe and Muskoka we provide an on-line version for your convenience. Please find how to complete the process Complete form

FLIC: Family Law Information Centre

The Centre provides an Information Coordinator to help with finding resources in your community or helping you with the court process. We are available online each day and In-person
Bracebridge
Friday morning
Orillia – 1st and 3rd Thurs afternoon
Barrie Tues & Thurs 9-3pm

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In Court
Mediation

We have Mediators available on First Appearance court dates in Simcoe and Muskoka. Currently this is being done over Zoom. If you are mediating that day, the mediator will asks you to fill in this Agreement to Mediate form.

Separation Divorce Mediation

We can help with all issues related to your children as well as your combined finances.  If after reading the information below you still have questions about the process you can send an email to reception or give us a call 705-725-7020.

Information | Agreement to Mediate

You can find a positive resolution without going to court

There is another option, and the Barrie Mediation Centre can help alleviate unneeded financial and emotional stress.

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Why use Mediation

It is much quicker, less stressful and usually cheaper than heading straight to court

separation/divorce mediation intake

Who can use mediation?

Mediation is open to anyone affected by family breakdown including separation, divorce and common-law.
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Arbitration

Arbitration is a process whereby parties refer their family law dispute to an experienced and knowledgeable neutral lawyer –an arbitrator.