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DIVORCE AND MEDIATION - ARTICLES
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Emotional Aspects of Divorce by Kathleen O'Connell Corcoran It may be helpful to understand a little about divorce and the typical effects it has on men, women and children. The divorce rate in the United States is the highest in the world. Fifty percent of marriages end in divorce. Mediative Solutions for Parents and Children at Impasse by Matt Kramer Pouting and crying, tantrums and yelling, stealing and running away. It seems as if there are an infinite number of ways in which children can express their displeasure to us. Exactly what displeases them or what we as single parents can do about it is seldom clear amidst the decision making, catching up and scheduling that we struggle through in our day to day lives. Parenting After Marriages End by John W. Reiman The divorce may soon be final, but even before the dust has settled, parents will discover that one responsibility hasn't changed in the slightest: Parents are still accountable for the well-being of their child webboard.mediate.com/~conres The Use of Mediation in Estate Planning: A Preemptive Strike Against Potential Litigation by John A. Gromala Use of an independent mediator during the planning process can help estate planners improve client satisfaction, reduce the probability of family litigation and avoid malpractice claims. Same Sex Divorce Mediation. by Jonathan B. Crane, Esq. The Gay Community has, to date, not been as well served. Same sex separations are, of course, every bit as emotionally charged and messy as heterosexual divorces. Property division is far more messy.  |
What Parents Can Do
to Help Children with Divorce by Kathleen O'Connell Corcoran, Ph.D. A well known psychologist offers suggestions for what parents can do to support their children's comfort and adjustment to the many realities of divorce. What If There Has Been Domestic Violence? by Alaska Judicial Council If there has been domestic abuse or violence between you and the other party, you should understand how it can affect the safety and fairness of the mediation process. Family Mediation: Research Facts by Forrest S. Mosten This article organizes family mediation research facts in a manner that provides insight into who chooses to mediate, what makes the mediation process effective, and how participants rate outcome and satisfaction. Frequently Asked Questions - Academy of Family Mediators by Academy of Family Mediators The Academy of Family Mediators was established in 1981 as a non-profit educational membership association and is the largest family mediation organization in existence. Academy members are mediators working in a variety of settings including private practice, courts, schools, and government in the United States and Internationally. |
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