Unmarried Parents’ Mediator in South Metro
Parents in the process of divorce are becoming increasingly aware of the many benefits of divorce mediation as the preferred method for settling issues at the end of their marriage. However, unmarried parents, for whom divorce is not the most accurate description of the way their relationships end, may not realize that mediation is also available to them. When unmarried people have children, they may be in even greater need of the services of a professionally trained and highly experienced mediation service. In the south metro, we believe that Johnson Mediation is the best option for unmarried parents in need of mediation services.
Unmarried couples who share children can make their own agreements for important issues such as child support, child custody and visitation. Whether you are married or not, when children are involved, it is critically important to make sure that plans are in place that put your kids’ well-being first. Communication during a separation is very often strained, so investing in mediation sessions may be a productive way to handle many issues related to your split – including how to handle child support agreements. Johnson Mediation focuses on helping families through these difficult transitions by facilitating positive and productive communication that result in workable solutions for all involved.
Any separation is difficult, but when there’s a child involved and you’re unmarried, it can be particularly stressful and challenging to begin separating from your partner. Especially if you and your former partner are no longer on good speaking terms, or if your only conversations end in heated debate, then you may need someone to help you work through the specifics of your separation, particularly where your child is concerned. At Johnson Mediation, we provide Chanhassen, MN mediation for non-married parents who are separating, helping separated couples reach legally equitable agreements about their parenting time and custody, visitation, child support, and division of property that aids in the rearing of the child.
