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Careers in Family Mediation

Careers in Family Mediation

Dec 16, 2017 | Articles for Mediators, Building a Practice

By Virginia Colin | By forming a mentoring network and learning from each other, professional family mediators can build successful careers. Success includes earning a living.

Why Professional Family Mediators and APFM Need Each Other: A Manifesto

Why Professional Family Mediators and APFM Need Each Other: A Manifesto

Oct 29, 2017 | Articles for Mediators, Mediation Practice

By Virginia Colin | Professional family mediators need an organization that helps them improve their skills and attract clients. APFM needs members’ active participation.

The Children’s Bill of Rights in Divorce 

The Children’s Bill of Rights in Divorce 

Oct 26, 2017 | Articles for Mediators, Articles for the Public, Children of Divorce

By Robert Emery | During and after separation and divorce, kids should have the right to love and be loved by both of their parents without feeling guilt or disapproval. They should be protected from their parents’ conflicts.

4 Important Things to Do Before You Say ‘I Don’t’

4 Important Things to Do Before You Say ‘I Don’t’

May 26, 2017 | Articles for the Public, Divorce, Marriage Mediation

By Vicki Shemin | Before you give up on your marriage, you may consider marriage mediation, a postnuptial agreement, a trial separation, or exit counseling.

Your Child’s Graduation After a Divorce

Your Child’s Graduation After a Divorce

May 4, 2017 | Articles for the Public, Children of Divorce, Co-Parenting

By Virginia Colin | Separate celebrations with two sides of a divorced family get old for some kids and some young adults. Can co-parents celebrate together?

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