ABOUT YOU
You want to engage in a private process to resolve your family law issues.
You are able to meet with and speak frankly with your spouse, co-parent or other family member.
You are able to meet with and speak frankly with your spouse, co-parent or other family member.
Mediation allows you to work toward the resolution of your family law matters in a private setting rather than presenting the intimate details of your financial and private life to the Court in a public setting.
You are able to meet with and speak frankly with your spouse, co-parent or other family member.
You are able to meet with and speak frankly with your spouse, co-parent or other family member.
You are able to meet with and speak frankly with your spouse, co-parent or other family member.
Mediating leaves the relationship you have as parents intact, focusing on workable arrangements for the future, taking your children's needs and your logistical considerations into account.
You are willing to prepare and share necessary information and documents.
You are able to meet with and speak frankly with your spouse, co-parent or other family member.
You are willing to prepare and share necessary information and documents.
To be most effective, mediation requires that you have the ability to prepare in advance and the willingness to share information, compromise and make an effort to set aside emotions.
You are seeking to resolve any type of family law issue.
You understand the costs and risks associated with traditional litigation.
You are willing to prepare and share necessary information and documents.
Here are some of the family law areas for which mediation may be applicable:
- Divorce
- What to do with the house
- Alimony and child support
- Parenting plans
- Division of assets and debt allocation
- Health insurance for a spouse or children
- College expenses
- Relocation or removal out of state with a minor child
- Grandparents’ rights
- Resolution of contempt actions
- Disputes among siblings about the care of elder parents
You understand the costs and risks associated with traditional litigation.
You understand the costs and risks associated with traditional litigation.
You understand the costs and risks associated with traditional litigation.
Disagreements on the major issues addressed by family law can be more effectively resolved through the efforts of a neutral third party than through costly, lengthy and divisive litigation.
Litigation drains your family’s resources and drags the process out with months between court dates. Depending on the complexity of your marital estate, custody issues, child support and alimony issues, mediation can resolve matters in as few as four sessions.
You have an open mind and are willing to seek creative solutions.
You understand the costs and risks associated with traditional litigation.
You understand the costs and risks associated with traditional litigation.
Mediating allows you to be more creative in resolving your disputes rather than having your personal family matters decided by a Family Court judge.