Mediation Videos

We are divorce and we still can’t agree on certain issues

How do we agree on holiday plans in the divorce mediation process?

Visitation and Parenting Plans in Divorce Mediation

What happens if we can’t come to an agreement?

Massachusetts Divorce Mediation Process

Massachusetts Probate Courts Underfunded and Overworked

By Tracy Fischer

The Massachusetts Bar Association has produced a video to highlight the results of underfunding of the Probate Courts.  In this video Judges, professors and court officers discuss the difficulties in administering justice when the resources they had depended on are no longer there.  It is clear from these interviews that hearings and decisions are going to be seriously delayed.  As the Massachusetts Probate Court becomes more clogged, and filings, hearings and decisions are delayed even longer, the case for divorce mediation becomes even stronger.  If the family courts are seen as at a crisis point – longer delays, cutbacks on numbers of cases being heard- people seeking child support, divorces and modifications are confronted with substantially longer wait times.  One judge points out that couples may be married for longer than they wish because of the delays.  Judges are encouraging those who can, to mediate. Mediation can be extremely beneficial for those couples who wish to maintain their privacy and to have control over the timing of their divorce proceedings.

The Use of An Attorney in Mediation

Many clients ask me if attorneys are necessary during the divorce mediation process. I’ve prepared the following video discussing the use of an attorney during the divorce mediation process.

Attorney Tracy Fischer is a  certified Massachusetts mediator with offices in Danvers and Newton, Massachusetts. She provides mediation and family law services to individuals and families throughout the Boston Metro region including Andover, Beverly, Boxford, Burlington, Danvers, Gloucester, Marblehead, Newton, Needham, Peabody, Salem, Tewksbury, Topsfield, Waltham, Watertown,  Wayland, Wellesley, Weston and Wilmington, Massachusetts.

Questions About The Divorce Mediation Process

I’m often asked about the process of divorce mediation and how a couple might get started with mediation. I’ve prepared the following video to help answer some of the most common questions couples ask when considering the mediation process.

Attorney Tracy Fischer is a  certified Massachusetts mediator with offices in Danvers and Newton, Massachusetts. She provides mediation and family law services to individuals and families throughout the Boston Metro region including Andover, Beverly, Boxford, Burlington, Danvers, Gloucester, Marblehead, Newton, Needham, Peabody, Salem, Tewksbury, Topsfield, Waltham, Watertown,  Wayland, Wellesley, Weston and Wilmington, Massachusetts.