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Emergency Mediation for Holiday Disputes.
Avoid permanent co-parenting damage! Many parenting agreements lack specificity and/or are ambiguous which causes co-parents to have unnecessary and very painful disputes during the holiday season. Do not ruin your holidays for you or your children. Bend, don’t break! Mediate! Emergency mediation is conducted by Zoom teleconference. Email Nancy Caplan, Esquire attorney & mediator at mediatedivorce1@gmail.com to get your standard informational guide to setting an appointment. Or call 410-296-2190. Nancy S. Caplan, Esquire is an attorney in Maryland since 1987 concentrating on domestic relations matters such as separation, divorce, child support and custody and other parenting issues, alimony and property settlement matters. In 2005, Ms. Caplan earned the certifications required by the Circuit Courts of Maryland to mediate all civil disputes and specifically, a domestic relations mediator for all family law disputes. Since 2006, Nancy Caplan has also served as mediator in non-domestic civil matter and is on the roster for the Circuit Court of Baltimore County in addition to her private separation and divorce mediation practice in Maryland. Ms. Caplan’s practice is specifically limited to mediation and the drafting of settlement agreements for each party’s independent attorney review. The office is centrally located in downtown Towson Maryland, overlooking Towsontown Center Mall, in the Dulaney Plaza Courtyard Offices at 744 Dulaney Valley Road, Suite 1, Towson, Maryland 21204. Raised and educated in New Jersey, Nancy Caplan obtained her B.A. from Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan. She relocated to the West Village neighborhood in Manhattan in 1983 to obtain her Juris Doctorate from New York Law School after graduation in 1986. She was a contributor to New York’s Law School’s Journal of Human Rights. During law school Ms. Caplan worked for the Attorney General for the State of New York in the Franchise Compliance Division in the World Trade Center, followed by a litigation internship in Millburn, New Jersey with McDermott, McGee and Ruprecht handling medical malpractice defense matters. Nancy Caplan began her post-graduate professional career in public service. She became law clerk to the late, Honorable Arthur C. Dwyer, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Equity Division in 1986-1987.