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Trip Shawver, N. Trip Shawver, Esq.

Wichita, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(316) 262-6466

 

Janine Hassler, Law Office of Janine D. Hassler

Paola, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(913) 766-2561

 

Diane Sherwood, Conflict Resolution Center

Wichita, KS | Child Custody Mediation

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(316) 721-1111

 

Diane Sherwood, Conflict Resolution Center

Lawrence, KS | Child Custody Mediation

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Janine Hassler, Law Office of Janine D. Hassler

Kansas City, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(913) 766-2561

 

Trip Shawver, N. Trip Shawver, Esq.

Hutchinson, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(316) 262-6466

 

Tisha S. Morrical, Hampton & Royce, L.C.

Mcpherson, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(785) 827-7251

 

Tisha S. Morrical, Hampton & Royce, L.C.

Manhattan, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(785) 827-7251

 

Diane Sherwood, Conflict Resolution Center

Manhattan, KS | Child Custody Mediation

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(316) 721-1111

 

Tisha S. Morrical, Hampton & Royce, L.C.

Great Bend, KS | Child Custody Mediation

(785) 827-7251

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Child Custody Mediation

Child Custody

Mediation


Child Custody Mediation can save parents, and all involved in this most unfortunate of disputes, much in the way of time, money and added emotional distress. To have a child custody case drag out in a courtroom setting is something a typical parent would prefer to avoid. Fortunately, a child custody resolution can be achieved more expeditiously when a mutual agreement is met within the less intimidating, more intimate confines of a mediation session.

In these matters, a professional mediation attorney or mediator, an individual who is completely neutral to either side involved in the disagreement at hand, will hear out both parties and will attempt to design a mutual agreement that benefits everyone involved. Resolutions are typically reached far faster in the mediation process, making it a preferable option to litigation in many cases. To learn more about mediation for child custody, please read the articles in this category.

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