Divorce Affects Everyone in Your Life
When you begin thinking about a divorce, it is hard to anticipate all of the ways your decision will impact you family. It is easy to focus on the months (or years) of unhappiness, the intensity of the conflict and the need to separate to alleviate the stress. Those feelings can be simply overwhelming. AMS Mediation can help you anticipate the effect of your decision to divorce on everyone in your life. When you are able to focus on your future, the impact of divorce can shift from all of the pain to more hope for life after divorce.
Choosing to settle your divorce using mediation rather than litigation can significantly lessen the overall stress of a divorce on a family. A court battle often increases the conflict surrounding the divorce
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AMS Mediation offers a wide range of alternative dispute resolution services that can help you navigate many different problems and issues related to divorce and co-parenting. Our staff focuses on a client-centered approach which empowers you and your family to regain control over your life, your decisions and your future. Our team is professional, efficient, respectful and compassionate, understanding that these issues
The Minnesota court system encourages each and every couple navigating a divorce to try an alternative dispute resolution tool (ADR) before litigating your divorce in the court. Mediation can be extremely effective and allow you to resolve all aspects of your divorce without a costly court battle. AMS Mediation specializes in helping couples settle their divorce using divorce mediation.
There is no denying how difficult divorce is for a family. However, what you may not realize while you are in the midst of finalizing your divorce is that you will very likely continue to interact with your ex-spouse well after your divorce is final. AMS Mediation offers mediation services for already divorced couples in MN to help you navigate issues that arise after your divorce so that you can minimize conflict and avoid litigation. Regardless of whether you used mediation to settle the terms of your divorce, it can be an extremely useful tool post-divorce.
Custody decisions are some of the most difficult to reach in the divorce process. In most cases, both parties want to spend as much time as possible with their children and the idea of splitting this time is painful to think about. In addition, you and your soon to be ex may have very different opinions about what is best for your kids as it relates to a custody arrangement. If you and your ex have worked to try to reach a custody agreement and have not yet been successful…