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Divorce & Family Mediation Services in New Jersey

Explore divorce, parenting, and family mediation with Matthew B. Lun, Esq., based in Skillman, New Jersey. The conversation focuses on the people, priorities, and practical decisions involved.

Room for discussion

Practical conversations.
Personal decisions.

Every family brings a different set of concerns. Matthew B. Lun, Esq. helps structure the discussion so you can explore the issues one step at a time.

01 / DIVORCE MEDIATION

Divorce mediation: plan for the next chapter.

Discuss the decisions involved in separation and divorce in a guided setting, with space to understand each person's priorities and consider possible solutions.

Topics to explore

  • Organizing financial questions and information
  • Discussing property, expenses, and support concerns
  • Identifying parenting issues and shared priorities
  • Clarifying areas of agreement and remaining questions
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Illustrative mediation scene · AI-generated
02 / PARENTING & CO-PARENTING

Parenting mediation: keep your family's needs in focus.

Create space for a constructive conversation about parenting arrangements and the practical realities of raising children across two households.

Topics to explore

  • Parenting schedules, holidays, and transitions
  • Communication and sharing information
  • Day-to-day parenting decisions
  • Adjusting arrangements as family needs change
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Illustrative mediation scene · AI-generated
03 / FAMILY TRANSITIONS

Address what has changed.

When an existing arrangement no longer seems to work, a focused discussion can help identify concerns and explore a more practical approach.

Topics to explore

  • Recurring communication difficulties
  • Changes in schedules or family circumstances
  • Different expectations about responsibilities
  • Options for moving past a specific disagreement

The process

Start with the conversation
you need to have.

01

Discuss your needs

Share what brings you to mediation and ask questions about the process and whether it may fit your situation.

02

Work through the issues

Identify priorities, exchange perspectives, and explore options through structured discussions.

03

Clarify the way forward

Review areas of common ground, note unresolved issues, and discuss the next steps.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about mediation.

What does a divorce mediator do?

A mediator facilitates a discussion, helps identify the issues, and supports the participants in exploring possible agreements. The mediator acts as a neutral rather than an advocate for either person. Learn more about Matthew B. Lun, Esq. and his approach.

How should we prepare for mediation?

Write down the questions and decisions you want to address, along with any areas where you already agree. Ask the office which financial records, parenting information, or existing agreements would be useful for your discussion. Raise any concerns about participating before a session is arranged.

Can we consult our own attorneys?

Independent attorneys can advise each participant about individual rights and review proposed agreements. A mediator's neutral role is different from representing either participant. Discuss how independent legal advice will fit into your process before proceeding.

What does mediation cost?

Contact the office for current fees and payment arrangements. Ask what is included, how preparation and follow-up time are handled, and what may affect the overall cost. The number of discussions needed depends on the issues and the participants' circumstances.

Where is the mediation office?

LunLegal Divorce and Family Law Mediation is based at 176 Tamarack Circle, Skillman, New Jersey 08558, in Montgomery Township, Somerset County. Send an inquiry or call 609-964-0900 to ask about appointments.

What if we do not agree on everything?

You can begin by identifying the specific issues you want to discuss. The conversation can focus on those differences and any areas where common ground may be possible.

What should I ask during a consultation?

Ask about the process, fees, scheduling, preparation, and how mediation could fit your circumstances. You can also discuss any concerns about participating.

How long will the process take?

The scope of the issues and the participants' needs shape the process. Discuss the likely approach and scheduling during your consultation.

How do we get started?

Call 609-964-0900 to discuss your needs and ask about arranging a consultation.

Begin with a conversation

Let's talk about
your path forward.

Reach out to discuss your family's needs and learn more about mediation.

Schedule a consultation →
© 2026 LunLegal Divorce and Family Law Mediation · Matthew B. Lun, Esq.176 Tamarack Circle, Skillman, NJ 08558 · 609-964-0900

Website information is general and is not legal advice. Contacting the office does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Images are AI-generated illustrations.

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