Turning Point Family Mediation is here to provide a straightforward pathway towards separation and divorce mediation, in an environment that remains personal, respectful, and completely confidential. We offer a complete suite of affordable in-person and online divorce mediation services designed to facilitate amicable resolutions regarding property division, child and spousal support, parenting plans, and separation agreements, while providing you with the necessary documentation to help you finalize the mediation process.

DIVORCE MEDIATION

FAMILY MEDIATION

Divorce mediation cannot force the parties to do something or give up something. They cannot be ordered to do a specific action nor can they be compelled. As a dispute resolution model, divorce mediation can be quite successful when the parties look to reach a mutual agreement between each other. Therefore, both parties need to be willing and the divorce mediator mush be trained in the art of conflict resolution so they carry around a number of skills, including negotiation, a comprehensive understanding of legal divorce proceedings, and the ability to work with any human dynamic.

A divorce mediator has the unique ability to encourage parties to start thinking outside the box and show them the best possible way to approach the divorce and work amicably. The mediator is a neutral third party representative and does not provide any legal counsel nor tell the parties what they should do. There are a number of other advantages as well. There is much less stress as it is more likely a fair outcome will be reached. It is much less expensive than having to battle out a divorce in the courtroom. Divorce mediation is also extremely time efficient. Most mediations can be completed in less than 90 days.

According to one survey report, there are so many divorce cases are pending in American courts and so many people are trying to hire a best Divorce mediator their needs. Actually, the goal of a divorce is to dissolve a marriage and while that goal may be simple the legal process of achieving the dissolution of the marriage is often complex. State laws vary concerning when a person can get a divorce. Many states have adopted no fault divorce statues that do not require a court to find that spousal misconduct, adultery or abuse occurred. Instead, the court may grant a divorce on grounds of irreconcilable differences or a finding that the marriage relationship is no longer viable. Family mediation involves both parties meeting with a neutral divorce mediator who helps the parties work through a divorce settlement.