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Family divorce mediation is a structured, confidential process in which a neutral mediator helps divorcing spouses communicate, identify areas of agreement and disagreement and work together to negotiate mutually acceptable solutions. Rather than having a judge decide issues, the parties work collaboratively to address matters such as property division, finances, parenting arrangements, and support. This process not only helps the parties to maintain control over their own outcomes but can also provide significant savings of time, stress and financial burden.
The mediator does not represent either spouse or make decisions for them. Instead, the mediator facilitates productive discussion to help parties reach informed agreements that can be incorporated into their divorce settlement.
Family divorce mediation is a structured, confidential process in which a neutral mediator helps divorcing spouses communicate, identify areas of agreement and disagreement and work together to negotiate mutually acceptable solutions. Rather than having a judge decide issues, the parties work collaboratively to address matters such as property division, finances, parenting arrangements, and support. This process not only helps the parties to maintain control over their own outcomes but can also provide significant savings of time, stress and financial burden.
The mediator does not represent either spouse or make decisions for them. Instead, the mediator facilitates productive discussion to help parties reach informed agreements that can be incorporated into their divorce settlement.