Divorce Mediation is a peaceful alternative to the usually contentious litigation, but that doesn’t make it easier to decide how to split time with your kids. When deciding how to split time for your co-parenting arrangement, it can be difficult to know where to start. It’s important to find a schedule that works for both…
50/50 Co-Parenting Schedules Every Other Week Modified Every Other Week 2-2-3 2-2-5-5 2 Weeks On, 2 Weeks Off 3-4-4-3 Every Other Day Modified Every Other Day Every Two Days 60/40 Co-Parenting Schedules Extended Weekend 4-3 70/30 Co-Parenting Schedules Every Weekend 5-2 Every Third Week Every Third Day 80/20 Co-Parenting Schedules Alternating Weekends…
In mediation, when both parties agree to be courteous, respectful and honest: You both save time; The process does not further destroy your relationship with one another, your children, your family members and/or your friends; The cost is much less than a contested divorce; No one goes to court; The mediation meetings are private and…
If mediation is less expensive, less adversarial and faster, why doesn’t everyone choose mediation over the usual contested divorce? That is a fantastic question! Some of the reasons cases can’t be mediated: There is a severe imbalance of power between the spouses; There has been a history of domestic violence; One spouse does not…
DIVORCE: IT’S NOT EASY, NO MATTER HOW IT GETS DONE! A divorce is often one of the most stressful events in a person’s life, the other two most commonly being the death of a loved one and a residential move. There are three layers to a divorce: The Emotional Divorce, The Social Divorce, and The…