Why Choose Divorce Mediation Services?
by Amber M. Serwat
The pandemic that has so deeply affected our society has also taken a toll on how we relate to each other. For most people, interactions with others have been severely curbed. For some people, it has felt like the small cracks in their marital relationships have become much bigger. In some cases, the reality of having to remain in a living situation with a spouse who has become more difficult to live with has led to fears of domestic abuse, and in some circumstances, it has led to actual domestic abuse. AMS Mediation can help you find relief from those kinds of circumstances. We are here to serve any couple who has decided that it is time to end their marriage, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Just reach out to us today and be divorce in a matter of a few months.
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