A custody fight in court puts children in the middle. Mediation keeps them out of it.
Parents who shape their own plan tend to stick to it, which means more stability for the kids.
Mediation encourages a plan where both parents stay part of their children's lives.
How you handle this now sets the tone for years of co-parenting. A calmer process makes that easier.
Both parents meet with the mediator, with the focus set on the children from the start.
Adam Taylor helps you work through schedules, decisions, and the practical details, keeping the kids' needs first.
Once you agree, the parenting plan is written down, giving everyone, especially the children, some stability.