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In divorce cases, issues involving parenting decisions and parenting time are very often the most emotionally charged. These family matters are often difficult for both parties to agree on, and going through the court process doesn’t make it any easier for those involved.
When it comes to parenting, mediation is designed to assist the separated parents in coming to an agreement on the legal issues concerning the best interest of the children. We believe that parents can take part in meaningful discussions to achieve this.
Akinyemi Family Mediation Services is targeted to meet this goal. We provide a safe and confidential space to ensure success of your discussions. In this way you do not have to go through the painful, often very costly and time consuming traditional court contest.
During the mediation session, the parents will meet with a qualified mediator; this usually happens in an informal setting, where they will get assistance to navigate through the issues they disagree on.
It is recommended that you have a lawyer to help you prepare for the mediation, provide guidance and review documents.
At Akinyemi Law Offices, we provide quality family law and mediation services which will help you prepare for the mediation sessions and ensure that any facilitative agreements.
We bring you to discussion table we facilitate that discussion and make sure our negotiation skills ultimately serves both parties. We also ensure that the mediation agreements can be turned into a separation agreements. Where we do this, we provide you reasonable charges. CHOSSE MEDIATION
Please note that a Mediator will not make any decisions on your behalf on how to handle the disputed matter. The role of the mediator is simply to use their knowledge and skill to guide you and facilitate the process so that both spouses can come up with a compromise that they can live with.
If the mediation process is successful, a written settlement agreement is prepared, which both parties will sign. To be legally binding it has to be made into a separation agreement.
Please note lawyers should prepare your separation agreements.
