NEW BLOG ALERT: Your Essential Guide to Family Law Mediation – Navigating the Path to Resolution During Separation and Divorce – now available on our sister site at Goldhart Law Professional Corporation.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- A confidential and cost-effective alternative to court
- The role of mediators in facilitating agreements on parenting, support, and property division
- Steps in the mediation process, from initial contact to finalizing agreements
- The importance of selecting the right mediator for a successful outcome
- The key success factors for a successful mediation
Learn how family mediation can resolve your family law disputes with less time, cost and acrimony than litigation. Read the blog HERE.
Let’s continue to elevate the practice of family law in Ontario!
Cheryl Goldhart is a mediator and arbitrator who can make a difference in resolving your family disputes.
- Nearly Four Decades of Family Law Experience: With close to 40 years practicising solely on family law, Cheryl provides a wealth of practical experience to her clients.
- Masters Degree in Counselling: With a Masters Degree in Counselling, Cheryl approaches each case with a unique blend of empathy and insight.
- Certified Family Law Specialist : The Law Society of Ontario has recognized Cheryl’s expertise by certifying her as a Family Law Specialist.
- Accredited by the Ontario Association for Family Mediation: Cheryl’s mediation expertise have been acknowledged through her accreditation by the OAFM.
- Designated as an Arbitration Professional by the ADR Institute of Ontario: The ADR Institute has certified Cheryl’s arbitration expertise with a professional designation.
- Honored with Numerous Accolades for Excellence in Family Law: Cheryl’s exceptional contributions to family law have been recognized through numerous awards and honors, including the prestigious Ontario Bar Association’s Award for Excellence in Family Law.
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog post is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice. Consult with a qualified family law attorney for advice regarding your specific situation. Goldhart Mediation & Arbitration is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information presented in this blog.
