Mediation Moments
This article was written by Ali Mother’s Day is coming up & this year I wanted to make it extra special for my mom. Moms should be celebrated every day, but let’s face it. Being a mom is a thankless job most of the time. They always say once you have kids, you have them…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins April is child abuse awareness month; you might be asking yourself what does this have to do with divorce? Or I don’t have kids why is this relevant to me? The fact of the matter is that even if you don’t have your own children, you know a…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins Whether you have been married for 6 months or 20 years, in every relationship, in every marriage there are ups and downs, good times and bad times. So, what do you do when things aren’t so great, when the honeymoon phase is over, and the day-to-day routines get…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Freya Robbins: You’re watching this and you’re saying to yourself, “What’s a wife entitled to?” My response to that is, what’s a wife and what’s a husband entitled to? Because in mediation, we’re working with two…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Freya Robbins: One of the questions people often ask me is, “How do you tell your children that you’re going to divorce?” I know that’s a difficult one. I think, first of all, it’s important that…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Speaker 1: The holidays are near and for many, these are exciting and joyful times. For others, this time of year can be overwhelming, particularly for newly separated or divorced individuals who are experiencing the holiday…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Speaker 1: Do you feel unprepared or even uncertain about whether you should mend your relationship or end it? The emotional step of deciding to pursue a divorce is the first and most difficult step. You’re…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins How does someone fix marriage problems? Is it something you can ignore, and it will just get better in time? Is it something you can Google and get the answers to magically? Or maybe if you post about it on Facebook or other social media platforms someone out…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Speaker 1: At Zollinger Mediation, we help your family navigate all issues, no matter how simple or complex they may be. Our team is specialized in helping you and your partner discuss and develop a plan…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Speaker 1: Well, it’s hard to tell. I had one couple in for a weekend. We worked all day Saturday and all day Sunday. They were really done in the weekend, in terms of the mediation…
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This was originally posted in 2021 but it is still timely so we are sharing it with you again. If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Freya Robbins: Hi, this is Freya Robbins coming to you from Zollinger Mediation, and next week is…
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“What advice would you give to couples who are newly divorced during this holiday, Valentine’s Day? To people who are new in the dating scene after being divorced.” If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll to the bottom of the page. Valentine’s day is a big holiday. It’s…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Speaker 1: Divorce is never easy but working with one of our trained mediators can help preserve your family unit, all for a fraction of the cost and when working with an attorney. At Zollinger Mediation,…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and there can be a lot of pressure to make it perfect, get the right flowers, pick up the right chocolate, write the perfect Valentine’s Day love letter. If you get down to it, there have been wars fought over love. Have…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Kate Marcotte: Hi. I’m Kate Marcotte, and I’m a mediator with Zollinger Mediation. I’m often asked the question, “What is mediation?” Mediation is a private and privileged process where a neutral third person called a mediator…
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If you want to read the transcript instead of watching the video, please scroll below the video. Video Transcript: Freya Robbins: Hi, I’m Freya Robbins with Zollinger Mediation, and I am here today to talk to you about when business gets personal, covering your assets. It’s unlikely that you expected to be faced with a…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins What are some of the special ways you let those that you love, know that you love them? Do you leave notes under pillows and in lunchboxes? Do you plan surprises? Write poems? Fill her gas tank? Make his favorite meal? There are many ways to honor our…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins I know, every year you hear it. Let’s get going, get up off your butt and move. Make some changes, lose weight, quit smoking, quit drinking, quit cussing, work out more, stop speeding, eat healthier, be better disciplined, make more money, clean up the clutter around you, write…
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This article was written by Freya Robbins You may be asking yourself why you should even try anymore to make it work with this relationship. You believe that you have earnestly put in the time and effort, you have recommended and or tried counseling, and talking to your spouse but regardless of the methods and…
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