What is Post-Divorce Mediation?
Answer
Post-Divorce Mediation helps parties reach a binding agreement after a divorce is finalized. Post-divorce disputes can involve childcare schedules, alimony payments, educational needs, and healthcare expenses, among other issues.
Mediation is often a preferred path for these disputes because it avoids expensive attorney fees and can bring an amicable end to many disputes.
For parents, post-divorce mediation can help with:
- Child care expenses and schedules.
- Alimony and child-support payments.
- Educational needs and expenses, particularly if the child is disabled.
- Healthcare expenses for the child.
- A parent moving to a different city or state.
- Custody and visitation issues.
Mediation can be significantly cheaper than an attorney and is a path forward for many seeking an agreement after a divorce has been finalized.



