Family Mediation
Relocation Mediation
Working through a proposed move by one parent and its effect on time-sharing, schooling, and communication rhythms.
What This Mediation Can Cover
- The proposed move — timeline, location, and reasons as the parties wish to discuss
- A new time-sharing schedule that accounts for the distance
- Travel logistics and cost conversations
- Long-distance communication patterns between the child and both parents
How Sessions Typically Work
Relocation discussions work best when the practical picture — schools, distances, costs, calendars — is laid out clearly. The mediator structures that conversation; the parties decide what, if anything, they agree to.
What to Have Ready
- Proposed timeline and location details
- School information for the new area
- Ideas for holiday and vacation schedules
Discussing Relocation
Ready to start? The first step is a short request with basic conflict-check information only — substance comes after the conflict check clears.
Request Mediation