Family Mediations
Mediation is a way to resolve disputes out of court.
The mediator is a neutral party – which means they cannot give legal advice or choose sides. The mediator can educate you and your spouse about the law and the different things you need to decide on. The mediator focuses on learning what each person’s priorities are. This way the mediator can guide the conversations to help the spouses decide on solutions themselves.
For example, maybe one parent cares more about summer vacations and one cares more about March Break. The mediator helps the parents understand these things and agree on a solution that works for everyone: like maybe agreeing to a Parenting Plan that lets one parent have the kids on March Break while the other gets a little more time in the summer.
Both spouses must be prepared to mediate and agree to work with the mediator Click here to schedule an initial consultation to discuss our out-of-court resolution options.
Are you and your spouse ready to get started with mediation? The process looks like this:
- Click here to fill out an online intake form
- Sign your Mediation Agreement Online (you will receive a link to sign once both intake forms are submitted)
- Click here to schedule your intake meeting to determine if mediation is a good fit for your situation
- Pay the intake fee
- Proceed with the intake meeting and if appropriate, begin the mediation process!
