Minnesota’s Top Rated Divorce Mediator
Understanding the Value of Divorce Mediation. Divorce can be one of life’s most challenging experiences, especially when children, property, and emotions are involved. For many Minnesota couples, choosing mediation instead of a courtroom battle provides a more peaceful, affordable, and productive path forward. Mediation focuses on communication, understanding, and collaboration rather than conflict. It gives both parties the opportunity to reach fair agreements in a supportive environment guided by a professional mediator
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When families in Minnesota face divorce or major parenting changes, emotions often run high. Parents worry about their children, finances, and how life will look after everything is finalized. Instead of escalating conflict through court battles, many families are choosing mediation as a calmer, more productive way to resolve issues and move forward with clarity and cooperation.
When you navigate your divorce using the traditional court system, you are locked into a place that your attorneys can control and the decision(s) are made by the judge. This can be emotionally taxing for both you and your divorcing spouse. When you litigate your divorce, you have very little control over the most important decisions related to your divorce that impact your future. It is important to realize that you do have choices when it comes to how to settle your divorce. AMS Mediation offers a wide variety of divorce support services that can help you through this difficult time with less overall stress, time and financial burden.
When you have made the difficult and emotional decision to divorce, you have likely been thinking about this for many months, or even years. Once this decision is made, you and your spouse may be ready to move forward with the divorce process quickly. Using mediation to settle your divorce can produce the results you want most quickly. 
Mediation is an highly effective and inexpensive way to settle the important aspects of your divorce like division of property, assets and debts, development of a parenting plan (also known as a custody agreement) and even determination of spousal and/or child support payments. If you have decided to pursue mediation, you may wonder how to to find a strong mediator to work with you and your soon to be ex-spouse. Here are some steps you can take to ensure that you choose the best mediator for your case: