Stop the Fighting and Start the Healing: Book Your Divorce Mediation Session With Sisi Lawyer Today!
Why Book This Divorce Mediation Session?
Are you and your spouse considering divorce but want to avoid costly legal battles?
With Sisi Lawyer's divorce mediation session, you can take control of your divorce and secure your family's future.
Our clients say they have achieved more clarity and support on how to proceed with their divorce after using Sisi Lawyer.
Dissolving Your Marriage Has Never Been Easier: Try Sisi Lawyer's Divorce Mediation Session Today!
See how the Confidential Divorce Mediation Session works
Step 1
Book and pay for your 3-Part Divorce Mediation Session by clicking the link below
Step 2
Schedule your appointment on the calendar booking link sent to your email
Step 3
Attend your 3-part sessions at the agreed days and times and get actionable clarity to move on
What To Expect From Divorce Mediation Session
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After welcoming them both the Mediator will introduce himself and tell you what to expect.
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He will set ground rules, which will include issues of courtesies towards each other.
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He will ask for a succinct statement of the issues from the parties, one after the other.
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To establish that he is listening with understanding her will summarise what each party has said and ask for a confirmation.
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The purpose is to establish and get the entire feelings and story of the party, things that he may not have felt led to tell while the other party was present.
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What is discussed at mediation whether together or with the mediator at a caucus remains confidential unless one party authorises the mediator to tell the other party
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The mediator continues to caucus with each party until he feels that the parties have reached a point where they have offers or agreements they can put into writing and sign Terms of Settlement.
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Where the parties are unable to reach agreement on all the issues, they can sign Terms of Settlement on what they are able.
Meet Your Divorce Mediator
Hi, I’m Aronke Omame, also known as SisiLawyer.
I'm a family lawyer, wife and mum who is passionate about relationships, people, family and children. I use my industry knowledge and skill to change the way Nigerian families experience divorce and separation. I believe that your divorce can be something you can look back on with pride.
Everything You Need To Know About Divorce Mediation
(Frequently Asked Questions)
Mediation is an alternative form of dispute resolution. People who have conflict, including couples seeking divorce or break up often seek mediation as a means of resolving their differences and reaching an agreement.
Mediation is a voluntary process. No one can summon you. You are invited and not summoned. You may choose to honor the invitation, or you may choose not to. You are also not compelled to reach settlement but encouraged to find a position that is comfortable for both of you.
- Everybody should prefer mediation to litigation. Aside from being faster, mediation is self-determination of the dispute.
- A person who feels his spouse is more powerful than he is and better able to employ expensive lawyers should explore and initiate mediation.
- A person who has a lot of personal stories that he would rather keep private should explore mediation.
- Where there are children of the marriage and the parties would want to discuss their issues in a sensitive environment, mediation is a viable option.
- A person who does not like the court system should explore mediation
Since it is a voluntary process both parties share the cost of paying the Mediator. It is important at the time when the other disputant is invited to help him/her see the benefits in terms of costs, speed, and confidentiality when telling him about the costs.
Because he or she is your spouse, you know his or her temperament better than the mediator. You will have had a discussion with the mediator to understand what possible resistance they would have. The Mediator makes the call or sends the invitation to mediation. He is trained in making such invitations.
Usually a court would order mediation. This is free and the neutrals at the Alternative Dispute Resolution centre of the court would arrange a mediation and facilitate an agreement. When it is a court ordered mediation, the court already knows your story. However, the process and discussions at mediation are covered by confidentiality and only the agreement would be reported to the judge. The judge takes that as the agreement of the parties and makes it the judgement of the court.
Every Mediator goes through at least a basic training of 40 hours which include text and role plays. They are trained on scenarios and taught how to draft settlement agreements. A mediator is enjoined to continue to train and improve his professional development.
At this time, our services are N150,000.00 flat. Rates vary from company to company as there is no legislation for fees.
Not every breakup matter is ripe for court. Not every breakup matter needs to go to court. It is only a dissolution of the marriage that cannot be handled by a mediator. Sometimes the parties may be able to resolve issues of living separately through privte
TESTIMONIALS
Clients say they have more clarity and confidence in their decisions after Divorce
"SisiLawyer's dedication extended beyond our sessions, as she followed up with me and provided helpful resources for my journey ahead. I highly recommend Sisi Lawyer. ❤
Fayo
"SisiLawyer provided professional support during a difficult time in my marriage. She empowered me to believe in myself and make decisions that were best for both parties, rather than conforming to societal expectations and suffering in silence."
Amara
"SisiLawyer instilled in me the confidence needed to start a new life after my separation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a familial bond when children are involved."
Fola