The end of a relationship is always a loss. Added to this is the divorce lawsuit, which - especially if it lasts for years - places an unnecessary burden on the ex partners emotionally and financially.

Sometimes we have to end a relationship while there is still some respect left for each other. Mediation is for those who beleive that a relationship that was once beautiful deserves an end in a respectful way. 

If both you and your partner think that your relationship has irreparably broken down but you want to reach an agreement on your family issues, choose mediation. 

The goal of divorce mediation is a quick and peaceful settlement of the dispute - instead of many years of litigation. This makes it easier to deal with the hard emotions and start a new life. You do your best to your kids too if you are cooperative and maintain a good relationship with your ex partner if separation is unavoidable. 

The mediator helps the parties to:

• reach an agreement on all relevant issues and (parental responsibility, child support, visitation rights, property matters) so they could request a divorce by mutual agreement
• and to maintain good relations and peaceful co-operation in the best interests of their child.

We work with mediation on a conscious level, so it has nothing to do with any therapy. As a mediator, it is not my job to provide an answer to the problem of the parties - they will figure out themselves what works for them.

The mediation session is 1.5-2 hours, in some cases multiple meetings may be required. If the parties reach an agreement, the mediator drafts it.

Whether they last a long or a short time, relationships have special value in our life. Ending a relationship - as hard as it is - opens the way for a new beginning.

Give yourself and your partner a chance to start a new chapter without without having to carry on the burdens of the past. This is the way to give respect to the relationship, to your partner – and to yourself.

Do you have a relationship problem? Is your marriage in crisis? Do you want to divorce in a respectful manner? Would you like a neutral expert to guide you through the mazes of parental responsibility, visitation rights, maintenance issues? Take the first step today. Schedule an appointment >>