Child Support and Co-Parenting Mediation

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This type of mediation is used by parents, who are already divorced or by parents who were never married.  It provides a venue for continued discussion and resolution of issues that arise related to your children as they grow older.  Parents can promptly address and resolve issues in a way that is responsive to their children’s needs and emotional sensitivities, setting aside their own emotions.  Here are some examples:

Parenting Plans & Agreements

• Day-To-Day Decision Making
• Household Rules
• Discipline
• Friends
• Discussion of Events/Issues
• Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking/Sex
• Visitation – Immediate & Extended Family
• Education, e.g., Private School, Post-High School Studies, Religious Studies, Educational Financial Responsibility

Modification or clarification of any issue addressed in the original Custody or the Property Settlement Agreement