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Mediation Makes Sense: Divorce with Dignity and Peace

Hindi & other languages available for Divorce Mediation

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Sunil Aggarwal
Founder

MindCare Divorce Mediation

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पहली बार मेडिएशन हिंदी और अन्य भाषााओं में भी उपलब्ध 

Divorce Mediation is available in Hindi and other languages also

Contact Us Today-917-660-9163    info@mcdm.com

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Mediation: A better way forward

family & divorce, pre-marital and business/civil, mediation services 

Mediating via Zoom and also in-person
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Call 917.660.9163 or Email Today to Schedule a No-Obligation Phone Consultation.You will work directly with Sunil Aggarwal throughout the mediation process.

Common Questions

Comprehensive answers to your most pressing concerns about our mediation services and process.

What is the difference between mediation and court?

We provide a private, confidential, and respectful environment to resolve disputes collaboratively. Unlike court, mediation is voluntary, participant-driven, and focuses on reaching mutual agreements that are in the best interest of all parties, including children.

Is mediation confidential?

Yes, mediation is confidential. However, there are legal exceptions. Information shared during mediation is protected from disclosure to third parties, including attorneys, unless required by law or if a party is at risk of harm.

How long does a typical session last?

Initial sessions typically last 90 minutes. Subsequent sessions are usually 60 minutes. The duration depends on the complexity of the issues and how the parties are progressing in their communication.

Can I bring my children to the sessions?

Children can be present in sessions if they are mature enough to participate. We often have a separate, child-friendly environment where they can play and be safe. We prioritize the emotional safety of all participants.

What if we can't agree on something?

If an agreement cannot be reached, we will document the process and the reasons for the disagreement. We will then provide a written summary of the discussions to help you make informed decisions about your next steps.

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