After mediation, you will either receive a Mediated Agreement or a letter indicating that no agreements were reached. At that point, the next step is the legal process, and any Mediated Agreement will need to be incorporated into the appropriate legal documents. If mediation was unsuccessful, you might need to take legal action as your […]
If you are in the process of changing your family structure, these resources can help. Informational Links Online resources with information and documents. Discernment Counseling These therapists work with couples to help them determine if the next best step is divorce or not. Classes & Learning Opportunities Parenting Classes
If you have come to the heartbreaking decision that your marriage is over, it can be hard to know where to start. There are basically two ways to proceed, and both have their merits. One path is to hire an attorney, who will fiercely advocate for you. The other—often more peaceful—option is to start with
When you sign an Agreement to Mediate, you agree to participate in good faith. But what does that mean in practice? Here are some basic but very important tenets of good faith in mediation. The basic rules At its core, good faith means showing basic civility: speaking politely (not shouting), not interrupting, and avoiding sarcasm
