We are pleased to announce that Matthew Brett has successfully completed a course in Civil Mediation and is now an associate member of the Civil Mediation Council

20th Feb 2026 | News

Matthew is now available to act as a mediator in any civil or family dispute using the facilitative model of civil mediation. Matthew’s practice as a barrister encompasses a wide variety of contentious Chancery work and matters relating to real property, as well as his extensive experience in matrimonial finance, Schedule 1 to the Children Act, TOLATA claims and Inheritance Act cases. This wide range of experience equips him particularly well to act as a mediator in any of these fields, as well as any other field in which disputes arise which are suitable for mediation.

We are pleased to announce that Matthew Brett has successfully completed a course in Civil Mediation and is now an associate member of the Civil Mediation Council

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