Post-Divorce Mediation

For parents, divorce marks the end of marriage and also the beginning of a new phase: co-parenting. At Feig Mediation Group, we understand that parenting—and the need to be in sync—doesn’t end when the divorce papers are signed.

Our post-divorce mediation services help you navigate the decisions and changes that will inevitably arise in your family’s life after divorce. We’re here to support you and your co-parent when differing views emerge on the big and small decisions that impact your children.

Our goal is to help you reduce the stress and conflict that can get in the way of working together. Sometimes, a neutral mediator is what you need to help you move beyond your differences to create plans you can both get behind—for your children.

“Erik is the mediator you want. His desire to listen, grasp of the full picture and thoughtful advice, helped us when we needed it most.” -RM

How Post-Divorce Mediation Can Help

The decisions you make after your divorce don’t just impact you and your former partner—they shape your future relationships with your children, extended family, friends, and new family members. In our experience, it’s not only about what you’re handling but how you get through it.

Feig Mediation Group’s personalized, “together-first” approach ensures you’re not alone when navigating shared responsibilities, even after divorce. We’re here as a guide and a resource to help you work through the range of issues that can arise, including:

Co-Parenting Decisions

Moving past parenting disagreements on issues like education, behavior management, healthcare, and more to keep your children’s best interests front and center.

Special Needs and Neurodiverse Children

Addressing the unique considerations for raising differently wired kids, including medical decisions, logistics, educational support, and other shared parenting responsibilities with one of the nation’s leading experts in neurodiverse and special needs parenting mediation.

Blended Family Dynamics

Navigating the changes that come with extended families, blended families, and step-parenting.

Custody Arrangements

Reviewing and updating arrangements as needed around child custody, visitation, and relocation to ensure meaningful time with your children.

Financial Issues

Finding stress-reducing solutions around financial issues like child support, property sales, assets disputes, as circumstances evolve.

Family Business Challenges

Managing the complexities of family-owned businesses post-divorce.

Mediation Designed for Changing Families

Every family and every situation is unique, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. At Feig Mediation Group, we personalize our post-divorce mediation process to meet your family’s specific needs. If needed, we can also work with your extended family to develop a roadmap for moving forward together.

A Convenient Online Process That Works for Everyone

Our post-divorce mediation sessions are designed to help you build stronger, more positive working relationships by providing the structure and support needed to work cooperatively—even when shared history makes things challenging.