The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has put a halt to a lot of processes, but in Illinois, family mediation during COVID is still available and has been transferred online to allow individuals and families to meet safely without fear of exposure to COVID. Read the full article here: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/mediation-during-covid-video-mediation-in-illinois-explained
In this video, we explain the video mediation process and answer important questions including what you need for video mediation, how does video mediation work, the benefits to video mediation, privacy concerns, signing documents, and how to increase the success of the mediation.
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Family mediation is one of several alternatives available to couples in Illinois to resolve divorce or parenting issues. Prior to COVID-19, individuals and couples would go to the mediator’s office to mediate various issues involving their case. With COVID restrictions in place, mediation did not cease only the way it was conducted. Now mediation is done through various streaming apps such as Zoom or GoToMeeting. These apps make it possible for all parties to still meet, but to meet safely without the fear of possible exposure to COVID.
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