Mediator Wilnis
DKM Mediation
Mark de Krosse, a human yet no-nonsense approach.
What to expect from a mediator?
The local mediator in Wilnis is here for you. He is ready to embark on the divorce process together with you. Divorce is an emotional, turbulent time. Your living situation, daily routine—everything can change, and at the same time, you face many questions. It’s very helpful to have a mediator by your side. This independent party maps out the situation and helps you both complete the process together and smoothly.
Mark’s approach includes not only the legal aspects but also focuses on the emotional side. The ultimate goal is to achieve mutual understanding and agreement on the issues that are important to you. Especially when children are involved, it is essential that you can communicate well with each other.
Choosing Mark’s expertise means you will receive the support necessary to navigate the divorce process smoothly. This lays the foundation for a fresh start. Mark will guide you with care and warmth, tailored to your specific situation.
Allow me to introduce myself:
Mark de Krosse is the name… nice to meet you! In 2019, I decided to undertake formal training as a mediator so that I could work as a registered mediator with the MfN. The training, combined with over 25 years of experience as a mediator and entrepreneur/CEO in a larger family business, provided me with the foundation to move forward as a mediator.
In addition to the general mediation training, I have also completed specialized courses in divorce mediation, family mediation, and labor mediation. This combination of experience and education enables me to tackle various and complex mediations.
Throughout my career, I have dealt with a range of small and very large conflicts. Most conflicts were within the business family context. Sometimes I was a party to the conflict, but most of the time, I was “called to the table” to help find a solution. It always feels great when that works out, and it sparked my interest to do more. Ultimately, the step to work as a registered mediator with the MfN was not a big one.
Know why mediation works?
You will find answers to the following questions:
- ✓ What is mediation?
- ✓ When do you involve a mediator?
- ✓ What are the benefits?
- ✓ Who is Mark?
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The residence
The property often plays a crucial role during a divorce, and soon one of you, or both, may need to move. This raises questions about what home actually means and how finances should be arranged. It’s important for the children that their lives change as little as possible; ideally, they remain close to their school and friends.
There are several options regarding the property. One possibility is to leave the property undivided for the time being, with one of you remaining there and clear agreements being made about the costs.
If you decide to sell the property, you will need to agree on a minimum selling price and choose a suitable realtor together.
The mediator in Wilnis can advise you on the available options, while a financial advisor can help assess the feasibility of the new living arrangement.
Ultimately, all agreements and arrangements are carefully documented in the divorce agreement to ensure everything is clear and well organized.
Why divorce with a mediator?
Going through a divorce without a helping hand can be a significant challenge; you already have so much on your mind, and many changes are likely to occur. It’s helpful to engage a mediator. At least you can be sure that everything will be handled properly. Here are the main benefits summarized:
✓ A mediator is often cheaper than a lawyer.
✓ A mediation process usually only takes three to five sessions of two hours each, so it can be completed quickly. A court case can take months.
✓ Mediation often results in a better relationship between the parties, whereas a lawsuit usually does not.
✓ The costs of mediation are shared between both parties (usually each pays half).
Do you want to go for fair and sustainable solutions and find it important that nothing is overlooked? Then embrace Mark, your mediator in Wilnis.
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How does it work?
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Mediation as a tool for solutions
The mediation process begins with a personal introduction. Mark is happy to visit you at home in Wilnis, or an appointment can be made at a neutral location, such as Mark’s office. This initial meeting lays the foundation for a successful collaboration and the building of trust.
Trust plays a crucial role; during the discussions, deep emotional topics often arise. Mutual trust from all parties is essential for open and honest communication. The mediator in Wilnis is here for you.
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The process
For the substantive discussions, usually two to three meetings are needed, each lasting one and a half to two hours. Various topics will be discussed during these meetings, including issues related to debts and assets, pensions, or, for example, a mortgage.
Mark, your mediator in Wilnis, creates a safe environment where all emotions can be expressed. It is crucial that you feel completely comfortable discussing all aspects openly. He encourages open communication so that no topic goes unaddressed. Together with Mark, you can navigate the path to balanced and clear agreements.
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The legal documents
After completing the substantive discussions, Mark takes the next step by drafting the agreement. All newly made arrangements, including the parenting plan, are carefully put in writing.
Once all parties involved have given their approval, the documents are transferred 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
After the divorce process is completed, the mediator in Wilnis remains involved not only in the formal settlement but also offers aftercare. The signing of the final documents marks the beginning of a new phase, in which the agreements made become a reality.
New questions may arise. Aware of the sensitive transition, especially when children are involved, Mark is ready to answer your questions and assist you during this phase.
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After the final signatures have been placed, the process is complete.
A skilled mediator with the right credentials.
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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