Divorce, Parenting and Family

Co-Parenting Mediation

Divorce is hard, especially if children are involved. If you have a disagreement about visitation, custody or child support, co-parenting mediation helps parents to take control of their lives and make joint decisions about their children’s future. Contact us to request mediation about co-parenting issues, including time with the children, schedules, and decision-making.

Please note that if you are ending a marriage involving children, King County requires that you take the “What About the Children?” seminar regarding parenting plans. For more information about the seminar, please call 206-296-3900 or visit the King County’s Family Court website.

Couple Mediation

You can work out your differences if you’re in a couple. A trained mediator can help make difficult conversations easier. Mediation improves communication, rebuilds trust, and provides an opportunity to come up with solutions for couples in conflict. Contact us to find out how we can help your relationship. 

Eldercare Mediation

As our loved ones age, they require a higher level of care and families come together to make decisions and prepare for a period of life transition. While difficult for any family, it is especially challenging if there is a history of conflict between family members. Emotions can be high, there might be concerns about financial resources, and the grieving process may be starting. Mediation offers a structured option that can be effective in supporting families during this critical time for issues such as health and medical care, finances, and living arrangements.