Family Mediation

WHAT IS FAMILY MEDIATION?

Family Mediation is an informal meeting where the parties work out mutually agreeable settlements in Family Court cases. Parties have the opportunity to explore options and negotiate voluntary agreements that may be submitted to the Court for approval.

WHO PARTICIPATES?

Family Mediation provides an opportunity for parties involved in family litigation to engage in a facilitated discussion about the specific issues in their case. Counsel for each party may attend the conference. Other third parties may only participate if both sides agree.

WHAT ISSUES CAN BE DISCUSSED?

Issues may include but are not limited to: parental responsibility; parenting plans; child support; alimony; property division and debt responsibility. There are no restrictions on the types of issues that can be addressed during mediation, and parties may come to either a partial or full agreement that will satisfy everyone’s concerns.

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I focus on fostering positive peace so that resolutions last, and constructive conflict so that disputes strengthen relationships. Rather than setting us back, the tension inherent in conflict can serve as a catalyst to forge a better way ahead.

I specialize in serving families who have never been through divorce, parents with children, small businesses and large corporations, as well as individuals who feel they want to take their power back before allowing a Judge to make the final call. Please note, it is customary for both parties to agree on a mediator, and I am able to be reached at anytime, allowing up to one business day for a response, for further inquiry.

While mediation is a confidential process, additional services may require a non-disclosure agreement for services rendered. As intellectual property is valuable, we trust you understand this is a necessary practice for us to deliver the best services.I specialize in mediation for:

1. Family mediation:

Pro-se (without legal representation).

With legal representationc.

I do not calculate alimony or child support if attorneys are present from either or both sides

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Family Mediation

WHAT IS FAMILY MEDIATION?

WHO PARTICIPATES?

WHAT ISSUES CAN BE DISCUSSED?

"Fine Print"

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