Mediation Helps the Transition to Two-Household Parenting Go Smoothly

Mediation is often key to dissolving a marriage in a healthier way that reduces the negative impact on children. Despite the best intentions, not all marriages last forever. The Dispute Resolution Center is here to help you and your spouse work together to prioritize the needs of your children and find a better way to leave your marriage.
The research is clear: high levels of parental conflict during and after divorce means children don’t adjust or adapt as well – emotionally, socially, academically, and even physically.  The reverse is also true:  children fare and recover from the changes in their divorced families noticeably better when parents are cooperative and treat each other with courtesy and respect.  Mediation can help parents do this.
 
It is difficult to end a relationship! Most people experience a variety of painful and difficult emotions during this trying time.  Involvement in the legal system significantly adds to this emotional stress.  However, with support, you can learn to move through the process more easily.  Whether you have a best friend, your journal, or use therapy, anything that assists you in developing healthier coping skills will also help your children.  At the Dispute Resolution Center, we offer an affordable way to guide you through the transition to parenting from two homes with less stress.  Mediation takes less time, less money, and less of an emotional toll than litigation.  This benefits your children. 
 
If you are interested in mediation to help with co-parenting during your divorce in Johnson County, Kansas or the Kansas City metro area, the Dispute Resolution Center can help. We offer both in person and Zoom appointments, so we can meet no matter where you are. Contactus at admin@DisputeRC.com or call us at (913) 764-8844 for more information.

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