Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: Mediator

Hi,

A mediator is an impartial trained person who tries to help resolve custody and visitation issues. This is non-binding, but usually a step the court will recommend if the parties cannot agree. You also can agree, without a Court, to mediation to try to resolve these issues.

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Re: Mediator

Mediation is used in a divorce context to attempt to resolve child custody and visitation issues in a non binding context, if the parties can not agree.