While Resolution Together has some similarities to mediation, it’s not a dispute resolution process. Those who are considering this service are often not in a dispute at all, which is why they are choosing to work together to achieve a common goal.
Mediation is a way of bringing two conflicting parties together, but the mediator does not (and cannot) provide advice, rather they are there to facilitate and guide the discussions between you.
Resolution Together involves the instructed lawyer advising you both and recommending other professionals such as financial advisors and tax specialists to provide tailored advice depending on your specific needs. The lawyer plays an active role in the process and helps build a team around you both to navigate your separation, which can include the use of dispute resolution services such as mediation, early neutral evaluation by a barrister and arbitration on discreet areas of dispute if appropriate.