MEDIATION SERVICES
Address Wishes, Concerns & Needs
Calculate Child Support
Facilitate Settlement
Draft Your Separation Agreement
Create a Co-Parenting Plan
Modify Your Existing Separation Agreement
Allocate Assets & Debts
Schedule Your Hearing
MY MISSION
Attorney Kaplan is an experienced Massachusetts divorce mediator offering divorce mediation as an alternative to costly and lengthy litigation. I work with families from the Boston area, the North Shore, the South Shore, and Cape Cod. I meet with couples via Zoom and telephone conferencing. Meetings in Norwell, Braintree and Quincy will resume later in 2021.
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My mission is to help families minimize the financial and psychological impacts of separation and divorce.
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When I first meet couples, they are overwhelmed and often do not know where to start. They often ask the same questions: Is Massachusetts a 50/50 state? How much child support am I expected to pay? Can I afford to keep the house? I understand no two couples are alike. I can help you reach a comprehensive settlement that works for you and your family. My services are confidential and thorough.
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I also understand that preserving assets and protecting your children are paramount concerns and goals. I will help you to reach these goals. Divorce mediation is not easy, but as your divorce mediator, I will work at your pace and provide you with the support and guidance you need throughout the divorce mediation process.
Providing divorce and family law mediation services since 2000.
Do you want to control the divorce process and costs?
Divorce litigation focuses on who is right and who is wrong. It is contentious, expensive and emotionally draining. Preserve your assets. Protect your children. For a less stressful and less expensive alternative, contact divorce mediator Judy Kaplan to arrange a divorce mediation consultation in an area near you - Norwell, Braintree or Quincy. Zoom and telephone conferences are also options. There is no charge for the first 1/2 hour of your consultation.
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Evaluate your options. Divorce mediation is confidential and voluntary. You don't give up your rights to seek court intervention if you stop the mediation process. Your initial call is free.