
I, as ChristieLegal (or Christie Legal), have been a Minnesota family law (divorce and/or child custody law) paralegal since 2012, and I have been doing this work since November 2013, so I have knowledge of Minnesota divorce and child custody laws. As a result, people can use me as a resource for what Minnesota family laws state while mediating. However, since I am a paralegal and mediator, I'm NOT A LAWYER OR AN ATTORNEY, I cannot give either party legal advice.
ChristieLegal's / My Mediation Process
I start with transformative mediation practices when mediating with Minnesota divorce and/or child custody case parties because the parties are more likely to lead to an agreement that will last longer than the end of the divorce and/or child custody case. The goal of transformative mediation is to help people better understand each other’s thoughts and feelings about the issues in the divorce and/or child custody case. When people better understand each other, they’re more likely to be able to reach an agreement that’s agreeable to both parties. When people reach an agreement that they buy into, instead of it being forced upon them by the court, they will be less likely to want to take each other to court multiple times for child custody issues.
After the parties seem to understand each other’s points of view on the issues, I use facilitative mediation practices. The goal of facilitative mediation is to help people reach agreements on the unresolved issues in the divorce and/or child custody case.
The Cost of Mediation With ChristieLegal / Me


I look forward to helping you folks better understand each other’s thoughts and feelings about your divorce and/or child custody case situation, and then helping you folks reach agreements on some or all of the issues of your family law case!

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