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Mediation is an efficient, cost
effective means to resolve family disputes or to divorce
amicably.
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With the help of a mediator you and
your spouse decide what happens to you, your family, children, and
finances. Research shows that
couples who successfully mediate their divorce are more likely to be happy
and compliant with the terms of divorce.
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A mediator is a neutral third
party who assists couples or families in resolving their disputes.
Their role is to help individuals clearly define issues, keep lines
of communication open, and promote discussion and resolution.
Mediation aims to develop
mutually acceptable and agreed upon decisions.
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Private
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Confidential
Divorce Mediation can be done:
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Before a divorce (pre-decree) – you can sit down with a mediator to settle
your entire divorce or parts of the divorce to save time and money.
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After a divorce (post-decree) – visitation, custody or changes in support
may need to be mediated after a period of time or changes in life
circumstances.
**YOU CAN MEDIATE ALL OR PART OF YOUR DIVORCE!**
Divorce Mediation can address the following issues (both
pre- and post-decree):
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Custody
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Parenting plan
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Moving
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Relatives
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Child support
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Education
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Spousal support
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Asset allocation
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Property division
Family Mediation can be done:
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For couples (including same sex couples) who have never married, but are
separating
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To resolve family disputes
· For individuals living together who would like to create a cohabitation contract.
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For individuals living together who would like to create a cohabitation
contract.
Madeline Muise LCSW has been mediating divorce and custody issues for 25 years.
To schedule a free phone consultation or appointment, please call:
732-530-2951
or
732-528-5917