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Divorce ends Marriage not Parenting!
Co-parenting starts the day the decision is made to separate. Even the most amicable separations need a plan for future co-parenting. Putting your children’s best interest first, no matter how much you may dislike the other parent, is the key to co-parenting.
If you cannot talk about co-parenting, Don't! Let professional family mediators assist your family.
Pre - separation divorce
changes in the family often negatively influence the psychological state of parents, parental stress, anxiety and depression
Sadness, distress are normal emotions experienced during divorce and should be expected, observe, listen, emphasise. The family should be able to honestly communicate changes and address their children’s concerns.
A written document that outlines how parents will raise their children after separation or divorce. As co-parents its important best interests of the child and work out the practical issues.
What are the
Benefits of Family
Mediation?
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It's a quicker process than most other methods
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It’s voluntary
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It improves communication between parties
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It's without prejudice
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Mediation is not formal or intimidating
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It’s empowering as the parties strive personally to find common ground and work to develop agreeable solutions.
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It allows recognition and understanding
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It's more cost effective than other processes
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The emotional stress of separation/divorce is minimized
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It facilitates a unique solution
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It’s and impartial process ( neutral 3rd party)
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Joint decisions are made on issues related to;
1. Children
2. Finances
3. Contact
4. Care
