Mediator Uitgeest
DKM Mediation
Mark de Krosse, a human yet no-nonsense approach.
What to expect from a mediator?
In a divorce, numerous matters need to be arranged, and that’s where the help of the mediator in Uitgeest can be invaluable. Mark is experienced and has handled many divorces. He employs a specific approach that carefully addresses both the emotional and legal aspects of this process. The ultimate goal is to achieve a fair agreement that considers the interests of both partners and any children involved.
While conflicts are inevitable, the way they are addressed makes all the difference. With Mark as your mediator, you can rely on a professional and goal-oriented approach. His empathetic manner, combined with extensive experience in mediation, makes him particularly suitable for your specific situation.
By choosing Mark, your mediator in Uitgeest, as your impartial mediator, you will receive the necessary support to navigate the divorce process smoothly and establish constructive agreements. Don’t hesitate any longer; take the first step toward a new phase with Mark’s guidance.
Allow me to introduce myself:
Mark de Krosse here, nice to meet you! In 2019, I completed a formal mediation training program and started as an MfN-registered mediator. With over 25 years of experience as a mediator and entrepreneur in a large family business, I have a solid foundation for my mediation work.
In addition to the general training, I have also completed specialized training in divorce mediation, family mediation, and labor mediation. These specializations, combined with my experience, enable me to facilitate various and complex mediations.
Throughout my career, I have dealt with numerous conflicts, often within family businesses. Sometimes I was personally involved, but more often I was asked to help find a solution. The sense of fulfillment in resolving these conflicts inspired me to become an MfN-registered mediator.
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How does it work?
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Mediation as a tool for solutions
Mark values personal contact and is happy to come to you in Uitgeest for an introductory meeting. During this meeting, it’s important to determine whether there is a connection with the mediator in Uitgeest and if a basis of trust can be established. Sensitive topics will arise during the substantive discussions, so a foundation of trust is very useful.
Mark will map out your unique situation. Are there children involved? Are there specific elements such as a business, a mortgaged house, or other special circumstances? The goal is to gain a clear understanding of your unique situation so that support can be tailored to your needs.
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The process
In a mediation process, typically between three and five meetings of about two hours each are needed. During these sessions, various topics are addressed. The mediator in Uitgeest will delve into issues such as debts, assets, and distribution methods. In cases where children are involved, a parenting plan must be established. This plan outlines agreements regarding their residence, vacation periods, and arrangements such as alimony.
Mark creates a safe environment where all topics can be discussed openly, allowing emotions the necessary space. The ultimate goal of this process is to achieve fair and sustainable solutions, with specific attention to your situation.
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The legal documents
After completing the substantive discussions, Mark takes the next step by drafting the settlement agreement. All newly made arrangements, including the parenting plan, are carefully documented.
Once all parties involved have given their approval, the documents are handed over to the lawyer. This specialist checks the legal accuracy of the drafted documents before they are submitted to the court.
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Aftercare
Once the final signatures are in place, the mediation process can be considered successfully completed. However, this truly marks the beginning of a “new era” in which new situations will arise.
A new residence and a new daily routine can be quite a change. Perhaps you have mutual friends? This might raise questions. In that case, the mediator in Uitgeest is ready with the necessary aftercare.
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After the final signatures have been placed, the process is complete.
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The parenting plan
If there are children involved, a parenting plan must be established. This document encompasses the agreements that (ex)partners make for a structured arrangement regarding the care and upbringing of their children.
This plan outlines various agreements, ranging from the children’s residence, vacation arrangements, to the distribution of parental responsibilities.
It also regulates how decisions regarding alimony, health, education, and other aspects of the children’s lives are made.
The parenting plan serves as a framework that supports parents in creating a stable environment for their children. Over time, the parenting plan can be adjusted based on changes in the child’s or parent(s)’ situation.
The plan also acts as a legal guideline in case of any disputes. Don’t leave anything to chance and contact Mark, the dedicated mediator in Uitgeest.
Why divorce with a mediator?
Divorce is quite a lot to handle. You are juggling many matters at once and need to establish new agreements. Engaging the mediator in Uitgeest can be particularly valuable. This creates structure and ensures careful management of all issues. The benefits at a glance:
✓ The costs of a mediator are lower than those of a lawyer.
✓ A mediation process usually involves only three to five two-hour meetings, allowing it to be concluded quickly. A (contested) divorce through lawyers can take months in comparison.
✓ Mediation often helps improve the relationship between the parties involved, unlike a court case.
✓ The costs of mediation are shared between both parties (usually each paying half).
If you aim for fair and sustainable solutions and want to ensure nothing is overlooked, engaging a mediator is a wise choice.
Contact
An introductory meeting is always non-binding. If you have any further questions or would like to meet, please contact me! You can also send a message via the button or leave a message using the form below.
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