More and more, divorce mediation is becoming the choice of divorcing couples who prefer not to enter into the more familiar and traditional court-based divorce process. AMS Mediation of Burnsville, MN, offers the service of Mediated Divorce and is unique in that it can help you determine whether or not you are in need of mediation. And if you are, AMS Mediation is capable of providing you with the assistance, guidance, and insight that you need to take your next steps.
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Conventional wisdom would have us believe that many currently accepted ideas are true. And without meaning to impugn conventional wisdom—it is, after all, often correct—there are occasions when conventional wisdom leads us to erroneous conclusions. One area of modern life where there seems to be some inaccurate understanding is in the common understanding of the responsibilities and rights associated with family concerns. More specifically, there seems to be an incorrect belief that unmarried couples may not seek family mediation when the relationship begins to change, and possibly that unmarried couples and/or domestic partners are unable to accumulate wealth and property together.
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If you are soon to be divorced from your spouse, or in the early stages following a divorce, and you have children, you should strongly consider making contact with AMS Mediation of Burnsville, Minnesota. AMS Mediation can provide the kind of support that you (and your ex) can benefit from especially if you are having difficulty figuring out how to suspend your feelings of animosity toward your ex while trying to do what is best for your children.
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What is it that allows us to feel confident in someone who is offering to help us during a crisis? It could, of course, be many things, but more often than not it is the belief that the person helping us can empathize with our plight that allows us to feel more comfortable in our vulnerability. By acknowledging our vulnerability in the presence of a person offering support, we essentially describe more accurately the problem or problems we are experiencing, which enables the person helping to maximize the kind of help that is being offered. And when it comes to emotional vulnerability, few problems make us feel more vulnerable than impending divorce.
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When life makes itself known in ways that we would not necessarily choose—the death of a loved-one, loss of your job, a car accident, et cetera—what helps us is not just the processes that help to resolve the problem, but empathy offered by other human beings. Empathy is arguably the most important human connector, but also the quality we take most for granted. In other words, we tend to not notice it much when it’s present, but we certainly notice when we need it and it’s not present.