In Episode 11 of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast, titled “Pro Se Tips 9 of 10 – Preparation for Parenting Plans Part 2,” Tom Davis delves deeper into the complexities of creating effective parenting plans during divorce mediation.
In Episode 11 of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast, titled “Pro Se Tips 9 of 10 – Preparation for Parenting Plans Part 2,” Tom Davis delves deeper into the complexities of creating effective parenting plans during divorce mediation.
In this episode, Tom Davis emphasizes the importance of prioritizing children’s emotional well-being and reducing conflict during divorce mediation, rather than focusing on material concerns like overnights and holidays.
In this article, I discuss considerations before Parenting Plan mediation sessions. Tom Davis highlights the need for parents in divorce mediation to prioritize their children’s emotional well-being and reduce conflict, instead of focusing on logistical issues like overnights and holidays, to create a more supportive and stable environment for their kids.
In this episode of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast we explore the value of using Private Caucuses in divorce mediation. Private Caucuses offer a confidential space where each party can speak freely with the mediator, allowing for more open communication, problem-solving, and emotional venting. We also share a real-life story of how a couple resolved a conflict over introducing new relationships to their children, using Private Caucuses to navigate sensitive issues. Discover how this mediation tool can lead to breakthroughs, promote cooperation, and keep the focus on the best interests of your children.
In today’s episode, I’ll walk through how BATNA, WATNA, and the Zone of Possible Agreement (ZOPA) play critical roles in spousal maintenance negotiations and how these tools helped me close a seemingly impossible gap.
Always evaluate your BATNA and WATNA before making decisions in any negotiation. By identifying your Zone of Possible Agreement, you can save time, money, and emotional stress—and achieve a better outcome for everyone involved.
In this episode, we explore the critical role that asking the right questions plays in mediation.
In this blog, we’ll explore how asking questions in mediation can help you feel more in control and lead to better results. We’ll also provide you with sample questions you can use based on common mediation scenarios.
By the end of the episode, you’ll have practical tools to turn one of the most common irritations in mediation—interruptions—into opportunities for clearer communication and more productive negotiations.
By understanding the psychology behind interruptions and learning how to handle them constructively, both parties can turn these disruptions into opportunities for more productive negotiations.