This Q&A features Jill St. Louis, and Industry Peer and Board Member who shares our beliefs of informing parents on mediation.

Founder of Successful Solution, a FL Statewide certified mediator, and divorce coach, Jill leverages her personal and professional experiences to help parents avoid destructive litigation. Jill, welcome!

A Collaborative Divorce is a legal divorce process that allows co-parents to negotiate the terms of divorce. It’s and alternative to fighting in court, while avoiding a prolonged process where the child(ren) is the subject of a nasty litigation dispute.

A common mistake that we encounter is a parent who says, “I didn’t hire the right attorney.” Understandably, circumstances can force a sense of urgency, leaving little time to perform proper due diligence.

But what does “Proper Due Diligence” look like? What are the “Good Questions” I’m supposed to ask?

When parents split up, and. both parents want access to their child(ren), custody arrangements must be determined.

A commonly overlooked option while navigating the custody process is representing yourself, or “Filing Pro Se.”