We know that a divorce can be difficult and expensive. We’ve been through it.
Divorce is more than dividing assets, debt and the time parents spend with their children; the best outcomes begin with a seasoned Divorce Mediator and Certified Co-Parenting Specialist who can help resolve divorce related problems, minimize the impact on children, and create an environment that helps former spouses and co-parents create a plan for the future. As divorced parents we understand the problems that often accompany divorce and how detrimental conflict can be – issues that cannot be solved by attorneys or judges. At the Divorce Mediation Center, you can expect expertly qualified divorce mediation services coupled with a network of divorce related professionals to assist with information about homes, taxes. consumer debt, and counseling as well as legal advice from Rhode Island’s top mediation-friendly divorce attorneys – when you need it – to help you create a fair divorce settlement for starting over and a co-parenting plan that will help your children thrive.
DIVORCE MEDIATION CENTER FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT LORI GROVER CERTIFIED AS A CO-PARENTING SPECIALIST.
Co-parenting challenges after a divorce or separation can be disruptive to daily life. Differences in parenting styles, cultural or religious beliefs and lingering past conflict can shift parents away from focusing on what’s best for their children. Even mild parental conflict can create conditions that negatively impact children at any age.
As a co-parenting specialist, Lori helps parents develop effective strategies focused on their children’s well being, assists in resolving conflict, creates consistency between homes and helps parents foster healthy family relationships. With the proper neutral support, parents can work together more cooperatively, refocus on their children’s needs and minimize stress on everyone involved.
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Divorce Mediator Lori A. Grover named Chairperson of the RI chapter of the National Parents Organization
We are proud to announce that RI Divorce Mediation Center President Lori A. Grover has been named Chairperson of the Rhode Island chapter of the National Parents Organization, a charitable and educational 501(c)(3) organization, focused on promoting shared parenting, where both parents have equal standing raising children after a separation or divorce. The National Parents Organization recognizes that preserving a strong bond between children and their parents is critically important to children’s emotional, mental, and physical health.
Gender equality and a strong presumption of shared parenting embraces every issue separating children from loving fathers and mothers, grandparents, and other relatives: alimony, child custody, child support, disabled parents, domestic violence, military child custody, move aways, parental alienation, and paternity fraud.
To learn more about the National Parents Organization and its activities, nationally and locally or to get involved, visit their website: https://nationalparentsorganization.org/ or contact Lori A. Grover, here at the RI Divorce Mediation Center.
Dividing Money, Assets and Debt
Well informed decisions about selling or refinancing marital homes and dividing
your assets and debts are the foundation for a sustainable settlement that minimizes
financial hardship, making it easier for both spouses to get back on their feet.
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Children and Co-Parenting
Helping children adjust to a divorce and sharing time with each parent is critical
to their emotional well-being and healthy development. Co-parenting after a divorce
often presents challenges, but having a plan can make this adjustment easier
for parents while, most importantly, providing the proper environment
to make the transition less difficult for children.
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Child and Marital Support
The issues of child & marital support can be contentious to discuss and can sometimes spark fear or
resentment for both spouses which can be a barrier to communication, and in turn, a successful
out of court settlement. With the right tools and information, however, couples can navigate
these issues and reach realistic agreements they can both live with.
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Mediation: A Better Option
A successful divorce is one that doesn’t leave either spouse emotionally or financially broken or returning to court repeatedly.
Many factors contribute to the outcome of a divorce and beginning with the end in mind should always be the starting point.
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