When a couple decides to divorce, then it is not just an emotional separation, there is a complete physical separation takes place and one or both the partner has to move away to make a fresh start.
When the face to face meeting is not possible between the partners, then this thing affects a mediation a lot.
All thanks to modern technology, that now a mediation process can be conducted over the phone, email, Skype or by any other video conferencing platform.
There can be various other reasons due to which there is a need to go for long-distance mediation like one party is out of town either temporarily or permanently, one party has an issue facing the other party or you simply want to avoid the expenses.
If you are experiencing a divorce and want to go for mediation, then long-distance mediation is an alternative to face-to-face mediation.
It is as effective as face to face mediation.
A good mediation service will take care of the following factors in order to make the long-distance mediation work:
While an online mediation process is going on, the parties are looking towards the computer screens, which displays:
Notes of the comments and agreements which are made during the sessions.
The language of the agreement for the consideration of the parties
The graphs and charts which displays the long-term and short-term financial effects of the possible strategies.
Generally, the service doesn’t charge anything extra to make a remote mediation more productive.
Like, they can make use of enhanced speakerphone technology which allows up to 4-way conference calling or for VOIP calling. For overseas calling, VOIP can also be very helpful.
They can even go for an internet technology which enables you to view everything on the screen of the computer like you all are in the same room.
For more details regarding online mediation, you can contact a good mediation service around you.
“We settled outside of court - quickly and without the need to sit down together. Shuttle mediation was the way forward! ”
G. Rogers
Liverpool
Just Divorce Family mediators do not show personal interest in any mediation. He or she will be able to stand firm and not side with any party involved.
Mediators take their job seriously and treat each couple with respect and completely impartially.
Mediators stand firm during mediation and only allow members who are willing to participate fully and freely in mediation.
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