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Peaceful Divorce Through Mediation
Guiding Families to Resolution and Understanding.
Reach to an agreement that is less costly and quicker!
Mediation is an alternative to going to court!
In mediation, a neutral third party, known as a mediator, can help you communicate with each other and reach an agreement on issues, such as:
- support payments
- dividing property
- parenting time or decision-making responsibility in respect of children.
You can try mediation:
- to avoid going to court
- before you start a court case
- any time during a court case
Mediators do not:
- take sides
- make decisions
- give legal advice
For mediation to work, you need to:
- be willing to try to work out a solution with the other person
- feel safe meeting with the other person to talk about the issues
- be able to talk about your needs and listen to the other person’s concerns
What is Family/Divorce Mediation?
- Neutral Mediator: A third-party helps resolve disputes without taking sides.
- Cooperative Process: Encourages collaborative problem-solving between parties.
- Voluntary and Mutual: Both parties agree to participate and decide on the outcomes together.
- Confidential: Discussions remain private and out of the public record.
- Custom Solutions: Agreements are tailored to the specific needs of the family.
- Cost-Effective: Typically quicker and less expensive than court litigation.
How mediation can help you with Parenting Plan
- Neutral Setting: Provides a safe, neutral space for open discussion.
- Child-Focused: Prioritizes the child’s best interests.
- Encourages Cooperation: Helps parents collaborate on mutually agreeable solutions.
- Customized Plan: Allows for a tailored parenting plan specific to the family's needs.
- Reduces Conflict: Minimizes tension and hostility between parents.
- Cost-Effective: Typically less expensive and quicker than court proceedings.
- Confidential: Keeps discussions private and out of the public eye.
- Parent Empowerment: Gives parents control over the final agreement
What is Child Support mediation?
- Neutral Mediation: A mediator helps parents negotiate child support agreements without taking sides.
- Focus on Child's Needs: Ensures that the child’s financial needs are prioritized.
- Collaborative Process: Encourages parents to work together to reach a fair support arrangement.
- Flexible Agreements: Allows for tailored solutions that suit both parents’ financial situations.
- Private and Confidential: Keeps discussions and agreements private, unlike court proceedings.
- Cost-Effective: Often quicker and less costly than going to court for a child support decision.
What is Property Division Mediation?
- Neutral Facilitation: A mediator helps couples divide property and assets without taking sides.
- Collaborative Process: Encourages mutual agreement on how to split marital property.
- Customized Solutions: Allows for tailored division based on the couple's unique circumstances.
- Private and Confidential: Keeps financial discussions and agreements private.
- Cost-Effective: Typically faster and less expensive than going to court for property division.
- Reduces Conflict: Aims to minimize disputes and foster cooperation during asset division.
Book your virtual appointment
We offer convenient virtual mediation services to help you resolve family conflicts from the comfort of your home. Our experienced mediators are available to guide you through the process via secure video calls, making it easy to get the support you need no matter where you are. Virtual mediation is flexible, efficient, and maintains the same level of confidentiality and professionalism as in-person sessions. Reach out to us to schedule your virtual mediation and take the first step towards a peaceful resolution today.