What is Impasse Focused Mediation?
Impasse Focused Mediation is used by parents to help resolve a problem that is preventing the Co-Parenting process from running smoothly. Assisted by a neutral and non-judgmental private mediator, parents are guided toward a solution that meets the unique needs of their situation.

I was told to complete Co-Parenting Part C- is this Part C?
We provide the Co-Parenting Part C program required by the Riverside County Family Law Court. Part C is an Impasse Focused Mediation that is typically completed within 2-4 hours.

What are the advantages to choosing Impasse Focused Mediation over going to court?
Impasse Focused Mediation saves time, money and emotional energy. It offers both you and your spouse the opportunity to avoid the tremendous emotional and financial costs resulting from a litigated divorce.

Other advantages include:

• A Focus on the Future - You are empowered to take control by creating an agreement that will assist both of you in successfully moving on with your life. We will all search for solutions, not dwell on the past.
• Open Communication – Impasse Focused Mediation encourages open communication with an emphasis on assisting both parties in developing a better understanding of the others realistic needs.
• Fair Agreement - We will assist each of you in negotiating a fair and balanced agreement that meets the needs of both of you and your children.

How long does Impasse Focused Mediation take?
Each session takes about two hours. The best predictor of how long the process will take is your own readiness to communicate. Ultimately, you and your Ex will control how long the process takes.

What if my spouse is hesitant to try Impasse Focused Mediation?
Ask them to look over this site or to give us a call so that we can explain the Impasse Focused Mediation process and answer any questions they may have.

What is the end result of Impasse Focused Mediation?
When the Impasse Focused Mediation is successfully completed, you will have a clear, detailed and binding agreement that addresses all of the issues that affect your family.

How do I get an appointment?
Telephone: 888-My-Kids-1st or (888) 288-1614
or e-mail: The Prevention Network