Divorced Parenting Support in St Paul
When you get a divorce, it is hard to imagine building a new relationship with your ex. However, that is essentially what you need to do in order to effectively and successfully co-parent. Divorce is not the end of your relationship with your ex if you share children. Instead, it is the beginning of a new type of relationship, for the benefit of your children. This transition can be difficult and Lesa Koski, an experienced mediator in St Paul
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Lesa Koski provides Elder Law Mediation for residents of Woodbury, MN. For most of her life, Lesa has worked to be of service to the elderly members of her community. Since earning her law degree and specializing in mediation, she has been able to focus her natural care for elders by lending them her professional expertise. One reality of getting 
There are many misconceptions about divorce mediation. An experienced divorce mediator can help explain the process to you and your divorcing spouse in a clear and concise way so that you can successfully navigate it. Lesa Koski is a divorce mediator with more than two decades of experience serving couples in the Hudson, Wisconsin area. Lesa understands how difficult divorce can be and will work to help you and your family find peace and a way forward.
If you and your spouse are beginning to talk about divorce or have already made the difficult decision to split up, it is important to understand your options for navigating the divorce process. Traditional litigation to settle your divorce is extremely expensive, takes a significant amount of time and can be extremely stressful and unpredictable. Divorce mediation is an alternative to litigation
If you and your spouse have made the difficult decision to divorce and want to use mediation to settle the terms, it is critically important to understand how the role of the mediator and process works. A divorce mediator works with you and your divorcing spouse to settle important aspects of a divorce
Are you ready to file for divorce and want to have physical and legal custody of the children? Staying in the home with your soon to be ex-spouse for the sake of the children may work for some families but not for all. Children can be affected by living in a negative atmosphere in which parents are often fighting.