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• Divorce Mediation: Often sees success rates around 70–80%.
• Child Custody Mediation: Success can be slightly higher, particularly when both parents prioritize the child's well-being.
• Post-Mediation Compliance: Agreements reached through mediation are more likely to be followed voluntarily, with compliance rates often higher than court-imposed decisions.

📌 Key Factors That Influence Success

• Voluntary Participation: Success rates tend to be higher when both parties choose mediation willingly rather than being court-mandated.
• Mediator Experience: More experienced or specially trained family mediators and arbitrators typically have better outcomes.
• Complexity of the Case: Simpler cases resolve more easily than those involving abuse, high-conflict personalities, or international elements.
• Emotional Readiness: If parties are emotionally prepared, resolution tends to be faster and more stable.

Family mediation, or med/arb are constructive alternatives to litigation, helping families resolve disputes through guided communication and mutual agreement. With success rates ranging from 60–80%, it offers a practical and often more amicable path to resolving issues such as the complexities of separation and divorce.

As Ilana Miller is a nuteraul family professional, she offers brief consultation to see which service is most suitable for your matter. The following is the information that would be helpful: Highlight whether one salient issue to be dealt with, such as mobility, parenting time, school choice or a multitude of issues; Age of child/ren, and time frames that you are working within. 

Fit and availability can be discussed in the scheduled telephone call.

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