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Anneke Greyvenstein is an experienced and accredited family mediator with 20 years in the family legal sector, dedicated to helping families resolve disputes. Accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Family Mediators. Anneke has mediated complex parenting, maintenance, and co-parenting matters across South Africa. She is a NABFAM-accredited mediation trainer for more than a decade. As co-developer and guest lecturer of South Africa’s first postgraduate family mediation programme at North-West University, she combines academic depth with extensive practical experience. Anneke is also co-leading the MOMS Project in collaboration with the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, an innovative initiative aimed at digitising maintenance obligations and developing a formal register to strengthen maintenance enforcement. The project is designed to ensure greater accountability by enabling credit providers to access verified maintenance information before granting further credit, thereby protecting children’s rights and promoting responsible financial conduct. Through this work, Anneke continues to drive systemic reform, making family mediation more accessible, effective, and aligned with social justice objectives. She has co-founded multiple organizations dedicated to family mediation, including the Social Justice Network Pty Ltd and Coparent.co.za, where she serves as CEO. As the Chairperson of the Social Justice Foundation, she actively champions innovative legal solutions that bridge the gap between parents, family courts, and credit providers. Since 2013, she has been an active member of the National Family Forum under the Department of Social Development. Anneke Greyvenstein’s work continues to shape the family legal landscape in South Africa. Through her relentless pursuit of innovation, advocacy, and social justice, she remains a driving force in making mediation mainstream, improving access to legal support, and empowering families to resolve disputes amicably. • Director at Social Justice Network Pty LTD since 2016 • Chairperson of the Social Justice Foundation NPO/NPC since 2018

Jané Nash is an Alberton-based accredited Civil, Commercial, and Family Law Mediator with a background in drama therapy and psychological counselling. Her approach is people-centred, trauma-informed, and grounded in experience across mediation, medico-legal administration, facilitation, and therapeutic work with children, teens, and adults.

I qualified as a Family and Divorce Mediator through the Social Justice Association in May 2022 . I received my first NABFAM accreditation on 14 June 2023. I remain a member in good standing of the Social Justice Association, and my current accreditation runs from July 2025 to July 2026. As this is an ongoing process, I attend CPD Point webinars and other training to keep my accreditation current. I have worked at the Protea Soweto Children’s Court on a pro bono basis from January 2024 to date, as this is also an ongoing project run by ACR Community (Alternative Conflict Resolution). I have been mediating in my private practice since October 2023.

Mediator|Advocate Charlene is accredited as a commercial mediator by both Conflict Dynamics and the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR). She has been a member of the South African Association of Mediators (SAAM), serving as its Vice-Chairperson (2019–2020). She has completed the SAMLA Foundational Medico-Legal Training course and has served on the SAMLA board, and Chaired the SAMLA Quantification Interest Group. She completed the Law Society’s Certificate in Medical Law and has extensively practiced in family mediation, as a NABFAM accredited mediator. She is also an executive and leadership coach. In addition to her professional practice, Charlene is the founding member and an Executive Director of Mediation Pan African, a training organisation dedicated to advancing mediation standards and skills across the continent. Her vision is to strengthen conflict resolution capacity, promote dialogue, and foster peaceful solutions in diverse sectors throughout Africa. Charlene holds a BA in English and Communication Science (UNISA), a LLB, and earlier degrees in the sciences – a BSc and MSc in Nuclear Medicine from the University of Pretoria. This unique academic foundation enables her to bridge the gap between law, medicine, and communication, making her particularly skilled in medico-legal matters. She also holds international qualifications in English language teaching (CELTA – Cambridge accredited, and TEFL) and has taught in culturally diverse contexts, including Hong Kong. Her career includes significant contributions in strategic communication, change management, crisis response, and inter-governmental relations, notably serving as media liaison during the 1994 Stilfontein mining disaster. She has held senior roles in the South African civil service and has extensive experience fostering trust, transparency, and collaboration among stakeholders. Areas of Expertise: • Commercial mediation • Medico-legal mediation and personal injury mediation • Workplace conflict resolution and intervention • Strategic communication & crisis management • Family mediation

Practicing law is not a job. It is a commitment to a profession that has roots in every area of life - a profession built on the resolution and rectification of conflict and inequality. Or perhaps absolution from liability, injustice and pain would be a better characterisation. My name is Lieketseng Mothata. I am a Legal Practitioner and Accredited Mediator. Before you embark on an adversarial battle, my question to you is... Can we talk about it?

I’m Glen Clark, a Family and Divorce Mediator certified and accredited by the South African Association of Mediators (SAAM) and the National Accreditation Board for Family Mediators (NABFAM). With a BCom degree and over 30 years of experience in the financial and business sectors, I bring both professional insight and human understanding to the mediation table.