Mediation Helps You Reduce the Impact of the Divorce Process on Your Children

Mediation Helps You Reduce the Impact of the Divorce Process on Your Children

If you’re a parent preparing for a divorce it is normal to worry about how the process will affect your kids.  A court-registered mediator (especially one who is also a licensed psychologist) can help you to not only divide assets, but also to discuss and agree on what happens to your children and how to provide a healthier and easier experience for your children rather than fighting in, or out, of court.

Here’s why:

1. Protecting Family: Divorce isn’t just about ending a marriage; it’s about reorganizing the family. Mediation helps families do this in a healthier way.
2. Saving What Matters: Mediation saves more than just money. It protects important things like emotional well-being and peace of mind for both parents and children.
3. Modeling Good Behavior: Mediating parents show their children how to handle conflicts maturely. This sets a good example for kids, showing them that even though mom and dad are separating, they can still work together to make things easier for them.
4. Creating a New Normal: Mediation lets parents redesign the family structure. A mediator will help parents agree on how to co-parent, manage schedules, avoid arguing in front of, or about, your children, and keep consistency between households.

In the end, divorce mediation is one way to put your children first during this difficult time.  Parents will learn how to create a new normal for their children after the divorce is finalized. Choosing a court registered mediator is a decision that can make a big difference in your family’s future.

• Apr/8/24 4:42 PM
• Children Custody
• by aadmin