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
The first question that we get asked by many of our clients is whether Minnesota requires couples to go through the court system to settle the terms of a divorce. The answer is a definitive no. In fact, the Minnesota courts and judges actually encourage couples to try mediation before proceeding through the court litigation process. Divorce mediation has distict advantages of a tradional court divorce. Other states have started to follow the Minnesota couts lead by recommending and in some cases require couples try divorcde mediation first.
Divorce may not be something you have spent time planning (or hoping) for, and when you and your spouse decide that your marriage cannot survive, you may feel overwhelmed with emotion and with all of the things that must be done. The emotional and logistical aspects of a divorce can leave you unsure how to move forward. The staff at Johnson Mediation understands how difficult a divorce can be for you and your family. We have developed a divorce planning checklist to give you some guidance about how to take those first steps right away and how to stay on track so that you can move forward with your life.
Divorce is a very emotional decision that impacts every member of your family. It is normal to feel intense sadness, anger, regret, anxiety and even grief. Even when the decision to divorce is mutual, you may still need to work through a sense of loss. If you share children and a home, you may grieve the loss of your marriage, your existing family unit, or your sense of security. It is really important to acknowledge these feelings and work through them so that you and your family can move forward in the healthiest way possible. Johnson Mediation offers a wide variety of divorce support services to help you navigate the divorce process, including post-divorce support services.
Did you know that January is known to be the busiest month for divorces in our country? Whether this is related to new year’s resolutions, a new tax year, the intense stress of the holiday season, or simply looking for a fresh start, the new year marks the end of marriage, and a fresh start for many. If this is something that you are considering in the days and weeks leading up to January, you may want to spend some time preparing for this possibility for you and your family. Here are some tips for small things you can do now that will help you in the new year.
