Peaceful Divorce Solutions

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Peace starts with trying to understand the other’s point of view.
I am a peacemaker. The focus of my mediation is consensual dispute resolution. I do not “battle” over children or engage in hostile positioning. I help clients address issues like parenting plans, child support, dividing assets in a respectful way. I want to help people transition from married to separated in a civilized, cost effective and emotionally safe way."
DIANE MCINNIS

These issues can be resolved in family mediation*:

Separation and Divorce:

Parenting plans (formerly known as custody and access)
Decision-making
Financial support for your children
Cash flow responsibilities between spouses (spousal support)
Division of assets and debts
Division of pension interests
Possession of matrimonial home

Marriage Contracts (Prenups) and Cohabitation Agreements:

Ownership of property
Future support
Interests in business
Rights and obligations regarding children of previous relationships
Mutual will obligations

* Independent Legal Advice is always recommended before signing any domestic contract negotiated through mediation.

"Peace starts with trying to understand the other’s point of view" – DIANE MCINNIS

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"Peace starts with trying to understand the other’s point of view" – DIANE MCINNIS