How Do You Prepare for Mediation Without Trying to Predict Every Outcome?
Preparing for mediation can be exhausting when you try to anticipate every proposal, disagreement, and outcome. This article from our in-house divorce and co-parenting coach offers a practical approach that focuses on what you can prepare: your priorities, your questions, your flexibility, and a plan to respond thoughtfully when the conversation takes an unexpected turn.
How Do You Co-Parent in Nebraska when Your Ex is Struggling with Mental Illness?
When your ex is struggling with mental illness, co-parenting can feel like walking a tightrope between protecting your child and protecting a person you once loved. In this post, I walk through what Nebraska law actually says about custody and mental health, why running straight to court often makes things worse, and how thoughtful, collaborative planning — not courtroom combat — tends to produce the best outcomes for kids and families. Plus a practical FAQ for the questions Nebraska parents are really asking.
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