Professional parenting mediation services
Resolve child custody and parenting disputes without court battles. Led by award-winning mediator Lisanne Iriks. 100% secure online sessions across Australia. Your children’s future starts with better communication today.
◆ NMAS Accredited
◆ Award-Winning Mediator
◆ Legal Background
◆ 100% Online Sessions
◆ Free 15-Min Consultation
The Life Mediation difference
Lisanne Iriks brings three Australian Mediator of the Year nominations and winner of Dispute Resolution Practitioner of the Year. Her legal and counselling background means she gets both the emotional weight and practical realities of your situation. No travel required. No waiting rooms. Just focused, professional support when you need it most.
Sound familiar?
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Constant conflict damages children more than separation itself. We help you build communication that puts your children first, reducing their stress and yours.
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Simple scheduling turns into warfare when emotions run high. You’ll learn practical tools to discuss arrangements without triggering old wounds.
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Legal battles escalate costs and conflict while children suffer. We focus on solutions that work for your family, not billable hours.
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Dragging disputes steal years from your life and your children’s childhood. We move you toward agreements that let everyone heal and move forward.
Start your family's fresh chapter
Book your free 15-minute consultation. No pressure. No commitment. If we’re not right for your situation, we’ll tell you upfront.
Common questions
Costs vary based on complexity and session length, typically ranging from $200-400 per hour. Many parents find this significantly less expensive than court proceedings, which can cost tens of thousands.
Most families reach agreements within 2-4 sessions. Simple arrangements might resolve in one session, while complex situations involving multiple children or assets may take longer.
Yes, mediation is voluntary and both parents must participate willingly. However, Family Court often requires attempting mediation before hearing custody cases, making it practically necessary.
Safety comes first. In cases involving family violence, mediation may not be appropriate, and we’ll assess this during your consultation to ensure everyone’s wellbeing.
Online sessions eliminate travel stress and allow parents to participate from comfortable, private spaces. Many families find this reduces tension and creates better outcomes.
Not all disputes suit mediation, and that’s OK. We’ll explore every option during sessions, but you’re never locked into agreements that don’t work for your family.
Agreements can become legally binding when properly documented and filed with Family Court. We’ll explain your options for formalising any arrangements you reach.
