But importantly, we have also always focused on resolving disputes in personal lives, where people go about burying all sorts of things so they can function better at work and, strangely, as people.

We see and train our mediation as part of the basic basket of pivotal life skills.  We also trian people to be mediators – the gift that keeps on giving.  And we have just been accredited to the Singapore International Mediation Institute.

The better we acquire these skills, the more we can all confidently bring who we are, or want to be, to our work and our workspaces. And our lives. 

In the personal space, we focus on keeping private relationships safe and resolving issues in a safe space.  and of course, keeping it out of court, save in instances of physical violence and penal crimes. 

Amongst other things, we had served these areas:

• parent-child and co-parent-child relations
• siblings relations including applications under the Mental Capacity Act
• child therapy/play therapy
• ongoing marital disputes, with counseling, as well as helping with the practical solutioning beyond
• divorce and settlement agreements touching on custody, relocation, bi even tri national marriages and assets (local and worldwide) with impact on existing business concerns
• inter-family and inter-generational family office issues with a focus on confidentiality and preserving relations