For many parents, one of the hardest moments in separation isn’t signing documents or attending meetings. It’s sitting down with their children and explaining that the family is changing. That conversation can feel overwhelming. While you can’t remove the emotions your children may experience, you can  reduce uncertainty. One of the most effective ways to do that is by working through key decisions in mediation before you talk to them. As a mediator, my role isn’t to provide

Family mediation is a voluntary process that helps separating or divorcing couples resolve issues like parenting arrangements, financial...

Mediation is almost always more affordable than resolving issues through lawyers and court. Legal fees for a contested divorce can easily...

Yes — in fact, that’s exactly why people come to mediation. You don’t have to agree on everything to begin; you just need to be willing...