Divorce & Parenting Mediation

teenagers Not every marriage is meant to be saved, but having dignity and integrity when divorcing is a must. Mediation is an alternative to using expensive and often acrimonious attorneys. Many couples who were not able to work through their relationship issues take these same dynamics into their divorces. This leads to destroyed families and painful situations for everyone involved.

Mediation is an opportunity to reduce the damage and cost that a court-driven litigation would create. It is a legally binding contract that allows you to have a neutral and interested facilitator assisting you in negotiating common goals. Mediation also takes the children into greater consideration. I am happy to assist you in mediating a parenting plan that everyone can live with, especially the children. When considering a divorce, and when all other resources have been exhausted, why not choose a divorce with dignity? As a certified divorce and family mediator (Coast to Coast Mediation Center, 2007), I am happy to discuss an alternative to the winner-loser modality.

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	Not every marriage is meant to be saved, but having dignity and integrity when divorcing is a must. Mediation is an alternative to using expensive and often acrimonious attorneys. Many couples who were not able to work through their relationship issues take these same dynamics into their divorces. This leads to destroyed families and painful situations for everyone involved. Mediation is an opportunity to reduce the damage and cost that a court-driven litigation would create. It is a legally binding contract that allows you to have a neutral and interested facilitator assisting you in negotiating common goals. Mediation also takes the children into greater consideration. I am happy to assist you in mediating a parenting plan that everyone can live with, especially the children. When considering a divorce, and when all other resources have been exhausted, why not choose a divorce with dignity? As a certified divorce and family mediator (Coast to Coast Mediation Center, 2007), I am happy to discuss an alternative to the winner-loser modality.