Child-Centered Divorce Mediation
A peaceful transition for your family.
I will put your children first while being your fearless leader during your mediated divorce settlement, guiding you through the entire process.
Having gone through the process myself, I know how helpful it is to have an expert guiding you through this challenging time.
The cooperative and flexible benefits of mediation far outweigh the traditional litigation divorce process. With mediation you are in control, you are saving money, and you are in a supportive environment.
Why Mediation?
What is divorce mediation?
Divorce mediation is a cooperative process wherein two parties mutually agree on how to best move their family forward.
As your mediator I will walk you through the steps needed to develop a lifestyle that is more suitable to the needs of your family, resulting in an individualized divorce settlement that addresses the needs of your children, your finances, and you home life.
Why mediation over litigation?
The mediation process puts you in the driver’s seat. You are in control of your family’s future. It is more cooperative, cost-effective and time efficient than litigation.
Mediation gives you more control over the outcome of your family structure by addressing individualized needs for both parents and children, ensuring that the needs of the family are met.
If you’re on the fence about mediation….
For people who are on the fence about using mediation, it is important to know that this is a well-established field that is growing in popularity due to the wide-ranging benefits. This field has gained more popularity in recent years because people are more serious about taking the divorce process into their own hands. MORE people are using mediation because they see the benefits it provides to them and their whole family. They realize they can save themselves time, money, and anguish by participating in this mutually agreeable process.
Working With A Mediator
1. Call for a free 30-minute consultation.
2. Schedule your first divorce mediation session.
3. Develop a plan that honors your timeline and goals.
Finalizing Your Divorce
1. Make decisions on behalf of your family
2. Develop a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
3. Provide MOU to your attorney for review.
I know what you are experiencing…
Just like you, I realized the time had come to alter my family construct so that we all could be living a happier lifestyle. I wanted change, I wanted better. But I also found myself terrified that my family was falling apart. I worried about my kids. I worried about my home. I worried about finances. I worried about holding my family together when everything seemed to be falling apart. Life seemed to be whirling all around me.
Divorce is hard. Divorce is scary. We don’t know how our house and home and children will look. We fear what comes next. Divorce feels like a lonely place but it does not have to be. I will guide each of you through this process. You will be able to transition your family into a better way of being.
