Family Mediation
Divorce mediation is a non-adversarial dispute resolution process facilitated by a neutral third-party mediator that helps the family resolve all of the issues required to get a divorce. Mediation is also just as useful to parents who were never married, parties dissolving civil unions, and parties changing existing agreements. Traditional litigious divorces tend to be about power and control, yet the parties involved end up transferring their decision-making power to a judge who knows very little about them and their families. Mediation empowers you to reach sustainable agreements and move forward with your lives.
In as few as 2 sessions, your mediator facilitate resolutions regarding: Decision-making responsibilities of minor children (also known as legal custody) Co-parenting responsibilities and scheduling (also known as residential custody) Property identification, valuation, and division Division of debt Child support Spousal support Insurance Taxes Modification of any existing agreements or court orders Prenuptial agreements Elder Care And ultimately help you come to mutually acceptable agreements for all of the decisions needed to restructure your family with peace and dignity. Why Choose Mediation?
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Why choose online mediation?Physical distance does not need to be a barrier to the use of our services in a divorce. All of the benefits of mediation can still apply if you choose to pursue virtual divorce mediation, with substantial cost savings. Online mediation allows you to mediate from the comfort of your own space. You and the other party do not need to be in the same room to successfully reach a sustainable agreement. Technology allows us to create a safe and collaborative environment, using the most cutting-edge approaches, without being limited by location. Since online mediation allows all parties the convenience of participating remotely, appointments are easier to coordinate, which allows for a quicker settlement. Virtual mediation also helps to alleviate power imbalances, safety concerns, and aggression in cases where such conflict is a concern.
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