During mediation, the mediator serves a neutral third-party that facilitates communication between both parties so that each point of view is communicated effectively. Through effective communication, the parties are able to take charge of their situation and reach an agreement that is best for their family. Let’s face it, you and your spouse or significant other, know your issues better than anyone else.  When you are able to communicated effectively (with the help of a professional mediator) the parties can reach an agreement through mediation that will be enforced by the courts. Depending on the complexity of the divorce or family disputes, the parties may need to meet for more than one mediation session.

What is Family Mediation?

Neutral Corners Mediation, we help parties avoid the messy ugly divorce through mediation. In mediation, a mediator will guide you and your spouse in addressing all disputes and effectively communicating your viewpoints to one another so that you take charge and reach a settlement agreement that is especially suited for you and your families needs. Through this method, the marriage is commonly brought to an amicable conclusion with minimal trauma and expense.

What Is The Role of Divorce/Family Mediator?

During mediation, the mediator serves a neutral third-party that facilitates communication between both parties so that each point of view is communicated effectively. Through effective communication, the parties are able to take charge of their situation and reach an agreement that is best for their family. Let’s face it, you and your spouse know your issues better than anyone else and when issues are communicated effectively the parties can successfully reach an agreement through mediation. Depending on the complexity of the divorce or family disputes, the parties may need to meet for more than one session.

What Are the Benefits of Family Mediation?

If you are considering mediation as the way to resolve divorce or family disputes, below is a list of generally produced by mediation:

  • Less Expensive – Mediation is generally less expensive than litigation and can resolve or minimize attorney fees.
  • Faster Resolution – When parties want to get on with their lives mediation is desirable as it produces rapid results.
  • Compliance – Compliance is highly likely when parties have reached their own agreement in mediation simply because they have set their terms.
  • Personal Empowerment – People who have gone through the mediation process have reported feeling empowered by having negotiated and reached an agreement on their own.

What Can I Resolve Through Mediation?

The following items can be resolved through divorce and family mediation:

  • Child Support
  • Alimony
  • Division of Property

Should I Mediate My Case?

If you are interested in a confidential, cost-effective, and timely alternative to litigation than you should give seriously consider mediation. Mediation has many benefits such as the preservation of an amicable relationship and compliance. If you are unsure of whether or not mediation can help your complex situation, contact Neutral Corners Mediation, for a free consultation on how we can assist you in resolving your dispute.