New Jersey mediation services
Post-Judgment Mediation in New Jersey
Discuss practical concerns after a divorce or family court judgment.
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Begin with the arrangements already in place.
Family needs and day-to-day circumstances can change after a judgment is entered. Post-judgment mediation offers a focused conversation about concerns with existing arrangements, recurring disagreements, and possible ways forward.
Matthew B. Lun, Esq. brings his divorce and family law background to mediation at LunLegal Divorce and Family Law Mediation in Skillman, New Jersey.
Topics for discussion
Focus on the questions that matter.
- Questions about implementing a settlement agreement
- Parenting schedules and communication difficulties
- Concerns about support or shared expenses
- Proposed adjustments in response to changing circumstances
Preparing for the conversation.
Bring your judgment, settlement agreement, and any later orders, along with a short description of the issue you want to discuss. Identify what has changed, what is working, and which practical difficulties need attention.
What to expect
A mediation discussion can help clarify disagreements and explore proposals. Ask your independent attorney about the legal steps needed to implement any proposed agreement and about your obligations under existing orders.
Ask about fees, scheduling, and the approach to your situation during an initial consultation. For your first inquiry, a brief overview is enough.
For background on the legal standards, see these New Jersey guides on modifying child support, modifying a custody arrangement, and emancipation.
Begin with a conversation
Discuss your next steps.
Contact the office at 609-964-0900 or send an inquiry about post-judgment mediation.