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Mary L. Benedict, Mary L. Benedict, P.C.

Kentwood, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(616) 942-0020

 

Mary L. Benedict, Mary L. Benedict, P.C.

Wyoming, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(616) 942-0020

 

Mary L. Benedict, Mary L. Benedict, P.C.

Lansing, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(616) 942-0020

 

Gary Allen Gardner, Rosi & Gardner, P.C.

Cadillac, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(231) 941-5878

 

Danielle A. Smith, Michigan Divorce Options

Bloomfield Hills, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(248) 648-3395

 

Danielle A. Smith, Michigan Divorce Options

Birmingham, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(248) 648-3395

 

Mario B. Azzi, Mario B. Azzi, Esq., PLLC

Royal Oak, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(248) 205-8493

 

Mary L. Benedict, Mary L. Benedict, P.C.

Cedar Springs, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(616) 942-0020

 

Richard M. Trost, Trost and Wolfer, PC

Detroit, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(810) 229-6332

 

Margaret E. Allen, Law Office of Margaret E. Allen

Grand Rapids, MI | Child Custody Mediation

(616) 433-7193

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Child Custody Mediation

Child Custody

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Child Custody Mediation can save parents, and all involved in this most unfortunate of disputes, much in the way of time, money and added emotional distress. To have a child custody case drag out in a courtroom setting is something a typical parent would prefer to avoid. Fortunately, a child custody resolution can be achieved more expeditiously when a mutual agreement is met within the less intimidating, more intimate confines of a mediation session.

In these matters, a professional mediation attorney or mediator, an individual who is completely neutral to either side involved in the disagreement at hand, will hear out both parties and will attempt to design a mutual agreement that benefits everyone involved. Resolutions are typically reached far faster in the mediation process, making it a preferable option to litigation in many cases. To learn more about mediation for child custody, please read the articles in this category.

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