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The Four Basic Steps in New York’s Child Custody Mediation Process

Child custody arrangements can be managed without long court battles. With guidance from an experienced New York child custody mediator, parents can create a practical and fair plan using these four key steps:

Step 1: Select the Right Mediator and Attend Your Initial Meeting
Choosing the right mediator is essential. For example, if you and your co-parent have difficulty communicating, consider a mediator who has experience with high-conflict situations. During your first meeting, the mediator will explain the structure of future sessions and answer questions. For instance, if you’re worried about confidentiality, the mediator will clarify that discussions are private and can’t be used in court if mediation breaks down.

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Exploring Uncontested Divorce in New York

Uncontested divorce, a streamlined approach to marital dissolution, occurs when both spouses reach mutual agreements on crucial matters related to the end of their marriage. These agreements typically encompass property division, child custody, and other pertinent issues before the divorce is filed. Alternatively, if one spouse initiates the divorce proceedings and the other does not contest it, the divorce is also considered uncontested.

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Divorce Mediation

Divorce mediation stands out as a voluntary alternative dispute resolution, offering divorcing couples a departure from the conventional court proceedings. This approach prioritizes a less adversarial and more cost-effective resolution, emphasizing compromise to settle the dissolution of marriage.

In the typical divorce mediation scenario, a mediator facilitates discussions between the divorcing partners to reach agreements on crucial issues. These encompass, but are not restricted to:

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Navigating Pet Custody with Mediation: Ensuring the Best for Your Furry Friend

For divorcing couples who share a beloved pet, the question of pet custody is a unique and often emotionally charged concern. In the past, pets were regarded as mere property, and courts would determine pet ownership based on various factors. However, there's a growing shift in New York and beyond, where couples are moving away from this traditional view, opting instead for alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation, to establish a custody arrangement that prioritizes their pet's well-being. Mediation not only eases the stress of traditional litigation but also ensures that your furry friend continues to receive the love and care they deserve.

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The 4 Essential Stages in New York’s Child Custody Mediation Process Child custody

The 4 Essential Stages in New York’s Child Custody Mediation Process Child custody arrangements need not involve acrimonious court battles. With the guidance of a skilled child custody mediator in New York, crafting a suitable custody and visitation schedule for your family can be achieved through a straightforward 4-step process.


Step 1: Selecting the Appropriate Mediator and Initiating the Initial Meeting Begin by choosing the most suitable mediator for your specific requirements. Your mediator should possess expertise in mediating child custody cases akin to yours, offer clear information and address queries effectively, and excel in both collaborative negotiation and communication.

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