Mediation is a cost-effective process where a neutral third party (mediator) assists two or more participants in resolving a dispute. The mediator helps the parties to reach an agreement but the mediator does not tell you what to do and has no decision-making authority.
A parenting coordinator is a neutral child-focused third party used in high conflict child custody cases. The parenting coordinator helps parents with understanding the court orders concerning their children and how to comply with them.
A guardian ad litem is an individual appointed by the Court to represent the best interest of children whose parents are involved in frequent litigation concerning a custody order or parenting plan.
A divorce coach can help parties representing themselves to work through issues, prepare a plan, strategize, review information and prepare for their negotiations or collaborative law case.