
Finding Common Ground Through Mediation
Based in New Hampshire, Common Ground Mediation supports families, co-parents, and individuals in having important conversations without the stress of going to court.
Mediation isn’t about picking sides, it’s about building understanding and making a plan you can actually move forward with. At Common Ground Mediation, I focus on helping people reduce conflict, save time and money, and create long-term agreements that last.
Meet Kaylee
Hi, I’m Kaylee—the mediator, facilitator, and founder of Common Ground Mediation.
I’ve lived in New Hampshire my whole life and graduated from Keene State College in 2012. This state and the people in it, mean a lot to me. I’ve always been drawn to helping people work through tough conversations and find ways to move forward with less stress and more clarity.
If you’re here, chances are you’re dealing with some kind of conflict—maybe a co-parenting challenge, a separation, a family disagreement, or even just figuring out who keeps the Netflix password (kidding… mostly).
I’m a trained family mediator offering a calm and supportive setting where people can talk things out, make decisions, and build lasting agreements. Whether you’re navigating divorce, creating a parenting plan, or resolving family issues, I’m here to make the process easier, more productive, and less overwhelming.
Let’s work together to find some common ground.
Mediation Services offered
Divorce doesn't have to mean going to court. Mediation offers a respectful, cooperative approach to resolving the important issues, so you can move forward with clarity and confidence. I provide a calm, neutral space where both parties are heard, and together we work toward fair, lasting agreements that support your future.
What We’ll Work Through Together:
Division of Assets & Debts
Decide how to fairly split your home, belongings, savings, and any debts you’ve shared.Spousal Support (Alimony)
Talk about whether one of you needs financial help and what kind of support makes sense.Parenting Plans & Child Support
Create a clear schedule for time with the kids, and make sure their needs are covered financially.Future Planning
Set up guidelines for how to handle changes down the road, so you're prepared for what comes next.
Co-parenting after separation or divorce can be challenging, but with the right plan it can also be cooperative and stable. I help parents create practical, child-centered parenting agreements that minimize conflict and support a healthy environment for your children.
What We’ll Cover in Mediation:
Parenting Schedules
Create a reliable routine, including holidays, vacations, and special occasions, that works for everyone.Decision-Making
Define how major decisions, like education, healthcare, and extracurricular activities will be made together.Communication & Conflict Resolution
Set clear expectations for how you’ll communicate and manage future disagreements respectfully.Child Support & Shared Expenses
Discuss financial responsibilities and plan for your child’s ongoing needs with fairness and clarity.Adapting Over Time
Prepare for future changes as your child grows, including transitions, blended families, and new relationships.
Contact Me!
Not sure if mediation is right for you? Let’s chat!