When family conflicts arise, emotions run high and communication often breaks down. At Provenance Advocates LLP, we believe that not every family matter should end up in court. Our Family Counselling and Mediation Services provide a compassionate, cost-effective path toward understanding, healing, and resolution — all within a structured and confidential environment.
Whether you’re navigating separation, divorce, parenting disagreements, or financial disputes, our experienced family mediators in London, Ontario help you find solutions that protect relationships and prioritize the well-being of everyone involved.
Peace doesn’t come from winning arguments — it comes from understanding one another. - Provenance Advocates LLP
Restorative mediation focuses on rebuilding relationships rather than assigning blame. It is particularly effective when emotional harm or broken trust has caused long-term family tension. Through open dialogue, our mediators guide participants to express their experiences and find common ground for reconciliation and growth.
For families facing separation or restructuring, family mediation provides a collaborative environment to discuss child custody, finances, and property division. Instead of lengthy legal battles, you and your partner can reach practical, lasting agreements guided by a neutral mediator.
Child custody disputes are often the most emotional aspect of family separation. Our mediators ensure discussions stay focused on the child’s best interests, emphasizing stability, safety, and shared parental involvement.
Divorce doesn’t have to be destructive. We help couples negotiate the terms of their divorce privately, efficiently, and respectfully — addressing spousal support, parenting arrangements, and property division in a way that minimizes emotional damage and legal costs.
Fairness is at the heart of spousal support discussions. Our mediators help both parties examine income, expenses, and future financial needs to reach a balanced agreement that avoids courtroom stress and promotes long-term stability.
At Provenance Advocates LLP, we combine legal insight with human understanding. Our team of lawyers, mediators, and arbitrators brings decades of combined experience to help families resolve disputes peacefully. We understand that behind every disagreement lies a deeper emotional story — one that requires empathy, patience, and clear communication.
By choosing our firm, you’re choosing a results-driven approach rooted in respect and integrity. We focus on maintaining family relationships, minimizing financial strain, and ensuring that your outcomes are legally sound and emotionally sustainable.
Qualified lawyers and accredited mediators under Ontario family law.
Confidential, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment.
Reduced legal fees compared to traditional litigation.
Proven record of successful settlements across Ontario.
Flexible virtual or in-person mediation options.
Take the first step toward resolution. Speak directly with a licensed family mediator and discover how our tailored process can help you reach peaceful agreements.
Mediation focuses on resolving specific disputes, while counselling helps improve communication and emotional understanding. Both can work together to strengthen family dynamics.
Yes. Once both parties sign a mediated agreement, it can be filed with the court and becomes enforceable like any court order.
The timeline depends on the complexity of the issues. Most mediations conclude within three to five sessions, far quicker than litigation.
Absolutely. Many clients prefer having their lawyer review mediated agreements before finalizing them.
If mediation fails to resolve all issues, you can still proceed to court. However, most families find that mediation significantly narrows disagreements before that stage.
Mediation focuses on cooperation and communication, while court proceedings are adversarial. Mediation gives families control over the outcome, rather than leaving decisions to a judge.
Yes. Everything discussed in mediation remains private and cannot be used in court unless both parties agree otherwise. This ensures a safe and open environment.
Absolutely. Many families use mediation post-divorce to adjust parenting schedules, support arrangements, or property terms as their circumstances evolve.
Mediation is voluntary, but courts often encourage it before litigation. If one party refuses, you may still proceed with legal options, and the mediator can document your willingness to cooperate.
Gather key financial documents, outline your main concerns, and think about your ideal outcomes. Our mediators will guide you through every step of the process to make sure you feel prepared and supported.
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