PJD Mediation, LLC

Improving relationships, one mediation at a time.

Child Custody

When parents decide to get divorced, the issue that can be the most troublesome is determining child custody arrangements. Because these agreements are often in force for several years, it's important that the arrangements are satisfactory to both parties and best for the children.

At my mediation office in Golden, I realize that determining parenting time and other issues surrounding child custody are critical for Colorado families that are going through a divorce or separation. That's why I devote so much attention to these issues — for the betterment of everybody involved, particularly the children.

Have More Say In What Happens With Your Kids

While it might be tempting to think that a solid parenting plan is best worked out in the courts, this is not always the case. In fact, people who are unable to come to an amicable agreement themselves may find the process taken out of their hands entirely by the court system. Most people in the Denver metro area would prefer to work these matters out between themselves, rather than have a judge decide what's best for them and their children.

As a mediator and an attorney, Patricia J. Donahue can help keep the discussion regarding these private matters within the confines of her office, rather than at the courthouse. Issues including visitation rights, financial obligations such as child support, and other items surrounding the divorce process are often best resolved with the help of a mediator, rather than in court.

Working with a lawyer-mediator who is attuned to the collaborative process — a lawyer-mediator like Patricia J. Donahue — is a great relief to many people. Find out more for yourself by contacting her at 303-919-3553



 


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