Burnsville, Minnesota – Every divorce is different, and so are the best solutions for each case. In Minnesota, the divorce process begins with both spouses agreeing on the appropriate lawful ground on which their divorce is sought. Before the marriage can be dissolved, the couple must live apart for a minimum of 180 days or there must be serious marital discord that affects either the attitude of one spouse or both. From the point that the couple decides to divorce, the decisions that pertain to the details of their separation may become a point of conflict throughout the process. Once they are in the courtroom, a full-blown battle of wills can be brought into play.

Amber Serwat offers mediation services to couples getting a divorce in Minnesota to offer a more respectful and private resolution to their marriage. Unlike other mediators, she also provides parenting services that are designed to empower clients to find fair, affordable, working solutions that are right for their specific situation. Amber believes that one of the most important factors in divorce is building successful parenting partnership that will provide what is best for the children.

Couples who seek mediation for their divorce in Minnesota may do so with or without an attorney. When one party has legal representation, it is often recommended that the other party have legal representation as well. When mediation is sought, the process begins with an early neutral evaluation to determine if the case is one that has the potential to settle prior to trial. The divorce mediation services offered by Amber Serwat are aimed at reducing conflict, stress, and expense that is typically a part of litigation.

Couples who have the potential to find an amicable resolution to their divorce in Minnesota can benefit on multiple levels by agreeing to mediation. The parenting coaching services also help couples put their children first and go forward with a plan that is best for their kids. Custody, visitation, and parenting decisions should never be based on who “wins” or “loses” a trial for divorce. Instead, parents should combine their efforts to make the best decisions for the children now and into the future.

About AMS Mediation

AMS Mediation (http://www.divorcemediationservicesmn.com) reduces the impact of divorce in Minnesota through mediation. Mediation differs from traditional legal procedures by facilitating a smooth transition from marriage to post-divorce. When children are involved, successful mediator Amber Serwat helps parents build a parenting bridge between their individual and separate lives. Amber has been in a similar situation and knows the frustrations, concerns and fears facing divorcing parents. She works to help divorcing parents find the best solution and to remain significantly involved in their children’s lives.