December 20, 2007 The Associated Press discusses the options of collaborative divorce and mediation.
David Crary writes (excerpt):
In contrast to mediation, in which divorcing couples entrust a resolution to a single neutral mediator, collaborative divorce involves the use of attorneys for each party, often joined by other expert consultants. But the lawyers, instead of sparring, pledge from the […]
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September 9, 2007 My new website promotes the concept of collaborative divorce. It’s not for everyone. But for the right couple, the difference is night and day.
Here’s a peek at the introductory comments:
“If you are looking for the most self-righteous people in America, go to divorce court. Nobody’s to blame, nobody’s done anything wrong. We […]
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April 30, 2006I have been providing Parenting Coordination (PC) since 1995. I learned of this service at the Association of Family Conciliation Courts (AFCC) Annual Conference in 1994. PC is a service often provided by Psychologists for co-parents in post-divorce situations. Parenting Coordinators provide 3 roles: educators, mediators, and arbitrators to help co-parents resolve conflicts related to […]
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March 17, 2004a reminder of the finality of arbitration
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February 5, 2004an informational meeting for Kent County domestic mediators
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January 26, 2004one in three cases in this program settle, with savings of time, money, and emotional wear and tear for the parties
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January 15, 2004issue of domestic violence and mediation
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December 15, 2003In Kent County, we have been blessed with many things occurring simultaneously after the Court Rule was enacted that set the stage in this Circuit.
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November 11, 2003mandatory and voluntary mediation. In the end, is there any significant difference?
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November 3, 2003questions on the subjects of cost, control and certainty
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October 28, 2003People who come to an agreement during mediation will follow the agreement 93 percent of the time.
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October 20, 2003The idea is to give useful information which lowers the parents’ resistance, especially as it relates to what children need following divorce.
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October 13, 2003Questions are the mediator’s primary method of communicating with and among the parties
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October 6, 2003a website for getting answers to your mediation questions
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