Family Mediation and Agreements
Moving Families Forward
Private, Respectful Dispute Resolution
Online family mediation guided by an experienced family law professional and accredited family mediator.
Marital Separation and Divorce
Understand the the steps that need to be taken and the issues that need to be solved for married couples with or without property and children so you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and without unnecessary costs.
Cohabitation/Common-Law
Understand the the steps that need to be taken and the issues that need to be solved for unmarried couples with or without property and children so you can make a clear and binding agreement and move on.
Parenting
Make a detailed plan for the care of and contact with the children, stepchildren and grandchildren in your family. Plans can involve parents, grandparents, and other family members who have relationships with the children.
Process Management
Receive guidance about the issues that need to be covered in your agreement from an experienced family law professional and accredited family mediator.
Professionally Drafted Agreements
Complete the process with complete, professionally drafted Separation Agreements, Parenting/Contact Plans, Support Agreements, or a Memorandum of Understanding.
Division of Property
Have your financial statements prepared by a qualified professional and find out how property is divided in Ontario to ensure your decisions are based on good information, even if you choose to craft your own settlement. Learn how waivers and releases can prevent future problems.
Child and Spousal Support
Have your support calculations prepared by a qualified professional and learn about how support works for children and former spouses, whether you live in Ontario or elsewhere. Gain a clear understanding and make informed decisions about these complex issues.
Decision Making, Parenting Time and Contact with Children
Develop a custom plan for decision making, residential, visiting and holiday schedules with the guidance of an experienced children’s advocate.
Voice of the Child Reports
Hear your child’s perspective from a neutral professional with years of experience working with children involved in legal proceedings. These reports can be commissioned before entering mediation or even when you’re already in court to guide your settlement discussions.
Ongoing, Timely Support
Return to mediation to resolve issues as they arise or when the plan you made a while ago is no longer relevant or suitable. Negotiate changes to your agreement or develop a new one with help.
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