Unmarried Couples Solicitors
Mediation Specialists in Swansea
Supportive Mediation to Assist Clients to Reach Amicable Agreements in Family Law Matters

Grant Stephens Family Law: Specialist Mediators in Swansea
Located in the heart of Swansea, Grant Stephens Family Law is well known for its quality of its family mediation services. We understand that family disputes can be emotionally charged and complex, which is why our dedicated team of mediation solicitors is committed to providing a compassionate, professional service tailored to your unique circumstances.
With years of experience and a profound understanding of family law, we are here to facilitate positive and amicable resolutions and guide you through challenging times with sensitivity and care.
Why choose Grant Stephens Family Law for Mediation Services?
Grant Stephens Family Law stands out for its inclusion in prestigious directories such as The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners, which reflects our commitment to excellence and our status as leading specialists in family law.
Our mediator, Lisa Evans, is trained and accredited through the Family Mediation Counsel and she is also recognised as a Resolution Family Mediator. She is well known in the Welsh legal community for offering high quality and excellent mediation services, regularly receiving referrals from legal professionals across Wales.
Choosing Grant Stephens Family Law means opting for a service that combines professional expertise with a personal touch, ensuring that your mediation experience is as smooth and productive as possible.

Understanding Mediation: A Pathway to Amicable Resolutions
Mediation is a process designed to help parties come to a mutually acceptable agreement, while avoiding the stress and the expense of court proceedings.
At Grant Stephens Family Law, our mediator, Lisa Evans, acts as a neutral facilitator, ensuring that all voices are heard and that the focus remains on achieving equitable solutions.
Whether you are dealing with divorce, child custody arrangements or financial settlements, mediation offers a confidential, non-confrontational environment to discuss and resolve issues.
It is important to note that if you instruct our firm for mediation, we can’t represent you as solicitors for any legal proceedings. If you have instructed us for legal proceedings, we can refer you to trusted and experienced mediators who can facilitate the mediation process for you.
Comprehensive Family Law Services
In addition to our mediation services, Grant Stephens Family Law offers a wide range of family law solutions. We provide expert advice and representation in cases of divorce and separation, ensuring that our clients navigate these difficult processes with clarity and confidence. Our team is also highly experienced in matters concerning child arrangements, helping to establish fair and sustainable plans that prioritise the welfare of the children involved.
Furthermore, we assist with prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, helping couples to secure their financial futures and establish clear understandings before or during marriage.
We also offer advice on financial remedies and settlements, working diligently to achieve fair outcomes for our clients in all financial matters related to family law.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the role of a mediator?
A mediator facilitates discussions between parties to help them reach a mutual agreement in their family law matter. They do not provide legal advice but can inform on legal principles.
Is mediation legally binding?
Mediation itself is not legally binding. However, agreements reached can be made legally binding through applications to the court.
How long does mediation take?
The length of mediation varies but typically involves several sessions over a few weeks or months, depending on the complexity of the issue
Do I need a solicitor if I choose mediation?
While mediators facilitate the process, having a solicitor can provide additional legal advice and ensure your interests are fully protected. Please note that if our firm is facilitating your mediation, we cannot also act as your solicitor.
What happens if mediation fails?
If mediation does not result in an agreement, it may be necessary to proceed to court. However, mediation can still help to clarify the issues and facilitate a more efficient court process.
Grant Stephens Family Law is dedicated to supporting you through every step of your family law journey. Contact us today to learn how our mediation and legal services can assist you.
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