How Mediation Rebuilds the Foundation of your Co-Parenting Relationship
Trying to rebuild your co-parenting relationship post-separation? Mediation is where you will do the work, so you and your kids can thrive post-divorce!
5 Reasons Why Now is the time to plan your Holiday Parenting Schedule!
Are you dreading the upcoming winter holiday season? Did you know that NOW is the perfect time to negotiate and implement a holiday parenting schedule? By working this agreement out in Mediation you can avoid the holiday stress and have a plan in place that works for your entire family. Contact me today to learn more! (647) 482-4987 or info@ERFmediation.ca
4 Signs you’re ready to Mediate your Divorce!
Are you ready to let go? Here are 4 signs you’re ready to finalize your divorce!
Nesting: Can we share the house post-divorce?
Have you wondered about nesting when it comes to separation and divorce? Check out this blog post on Nesting to learn more!
How Will I know If I’m ready to Mediate?
Worried you’re not ready for mediation? Read this blogpost about how the process works and how the mediator knows you’re ready to start.
Family Law Mediation: How does the process work and what should I expect?
Having a hard time understanding Family Law Mediation? Look to this post about how mediation works, and your role in the process!
Divorce and the South Asian community.
Feeling ashamed about your divorce is common across cultures and social classes. As a south Asian woman, I have seen how this detrimental mindset negatively affects south Asian families! This shaming attitude keeps people stuck in terrible marriages. I have had conversations with women who are being emotionally abused by their in-laws. I have spoken to men who don’t want to disappoint their parents, and couples who are fine living in disfunction because that is how they grew up. This attitude keeps you stuck in harmful abuse cycles which your children then mimic in their relationships.
Mediation vs. Court
Why choose mediation over court? Traditionally court is where private disputes and criminal charges are decided. Though the courts are important in these matters, when it comes to families trying to navigate a divorce the results can be detrimental! This is due to lengthy wait times, court/lawyer fees, and win/lose solutions. Instead you can opt for mediation and work out an agreement that works for divorcing couples, their children, pets and assets.