Male Mediator Offering Online Divorce Mediation for MN & WI Residents
Navigating the complexities of divorce can be an emotionally taxing and financially burdensome experience. Traditional litigation often exacerbates conflicts, leading to prolonged disputes and increased costs. In Minnesota, divorce mediation has emerged as a preferred alternative, offering a more amicable and cost-effective path to resolution. Johnson Mediation, led by experienced mediator Jeff Johnson, provides comprehensive online mediation services tailored to meet the unique needs of each family.
Divorce mediation is a collaborative process where a neutral third party assists couples in negotiating the terms of their separation. Unlike the adversarial nature of court proceedings, mediation focuses on open communication and mutual agreement, allowing both parties to have control over the outcomes. This approach not only reduces emotional stress but also fosters a cooperative environment
Divorce tends to make your life feel chaotic and out of control. As a result, it can be difficult to even see that there is an option for settling the important aspect of your divorce that is NOT a long and expensive court battle. This alternative is divorce mediation. Divorce mediation is a specialty of Johnson Mediation. We work closely with local couples who have decided to end their marriages, guiding them toward finding equitable and fair solutions to issues that have led them to this important decision.
It is no surprise that divorce is considered one of the most stressful life events. In fact, it is widely considered one of the five most stressful life events, and it can even compromise your immune system and impact your body and your health in other ways. However, it is possible to resolve the terms of your divorce and reduce the overall stress of the process. Partnering with a divorce mediator can make navigating the divorce process less stressful for you and your entire family.
If you and your spouse have decided to hire a divorce mediator to help you settle the terms of your divorce, you probably have a good idea on the issues that need to be resolved. For most couples, the major issues are deciding on a plan for parenting time, deciding how to divide your joint property, assets and debts, and determining whether or not you need to factor spousal or child support into your settlement. Divorce mediation is different than litigation in large part because you are in control of the outcomes. Here are some tips to put yourself in the best possible position for successful divorce mediation:
For many couples, it is hard to think about life after divorce. After investing so many years in your marriage, the focus when the decision is made to end the marriage is on the specifics of the divorce. If you do spend time thinking about what your life will be like after your divorce, these thoughts likely do NOT include your former spouse. However, your divorce is just the beginning of a new phase of your relationship, especially if you have children. Post-divorce mediation is a great tool for managing inevitable conflict that comes up after your divorce is final
