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Please take a look at the following Divorce Mediation articles and guides. We hope you will find them helpful as you learn more about the Divorce Mediation process.
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Helpful Article #1: MEDIATION PREPARATION CHECKLIST (.pdf, 128kb)
Steps that will make the Mediation process smoother.
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Helpful Article #2: PARENTING ISSUES (.pdf, 132kb)
Specific parenting issues you may want to consider.
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Helpful Article #3: Mediation Guide (.pdf, 136kb)
Steps we take during your mediation.
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Helpful Article #4: “WHY two heads are better than one!”(.pdf, 128kb)
Co-mediators are able to reflect off one another immediately after and prior to each session.
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Helpful Article #5: DIVORCE MEDIATION: Better Late Than Never (.pdf, 132kb)
"It’s never too late to try mediation when faced with marital separation and divorce."
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Helpful Article #6: RELOCATION FEARS (.pdf, 136kb)
Exploring options that can be mutually beneficial.
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Helpful Article #7: SPOUSAL SUPPORT (.pdf, 136kb)
An overview of the factors that stipulate spousal support in New York state.
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Helpful Article #8: Contemplating Divorce in Today’s Economy (.pdf, 136kb)
Like it or not, the state of our economy is often a barometer for many of the daily emotions we experience.
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Helpful Article #9: Credit and Divorce (.pdf, 125kb)
If you are contemplating divorce and or separation, you may want to look closely at issues involving credit. Understanding the different kinds of credit accounts opened prior to and during a marriage may help you to begin thinking about which liabilities will be shared, if any, and how.
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Helpful Article #10: INCOME AND LIABILITY STATEMENT (.pdf, 102kb)
This is a list of the financial information that will be reviewed during the mediation sessions.
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Helpful Article #11: HOLIDAY & VACATION SCHEDULE (.pdf, 501kb)
You may wish to consider downloading the holiday and vacation schedule which
will become a part of your parenting plan.
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