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Divorcing couples who are willing to compromise can choose mediation, which allows them to avoid fighting their battles in court. There’s another benefit to mediation, however: even if you have to resort to litigation, mediation is not a matter of public record. If you value privacy, and think your spouse is open to compromise, mediation… Read More »
One of the biggest differences between divorce mediation and divorce litigation is that where the latter involves significant reliance on attorneys to work through the divorce process, the former does not. In fact, some people go through mediation without an attorney altogether, though this is not necessarily advisable. It may be an advantage or a… Read More »
The notion of a “happy and healthy” divorce might seem ludicrous on its face, even if both spouses clearly understand that the time has come to move on. Although ending a marriage may involve sadness and stress, there are positive ways by which spouses can manage their breakup and their post-divorce lives. Family law attorneys… Read More »
Spouses ending their marriage by divorce are thrust into a complex legal situation. Some breakups are so contentious it may seem inevitable that the parties’ differences will be decided by a judge. Other options exist, however, and many couples explore such alternatives to litigation as mediation and collaborative divorce. While these two potential solutions might… Read More »
You and your spouse have decided to end your marriage and have come to terms regarding parenting and financial issues. This seems like a positive way to divorce and — with no apparent disputes — you might think there would be no need for a qualified mediator. However, it’s critical to understand that a divorce… Read More »
Divorcing couples choose mediation for a number of reasons: to save money, avoid the risks inherent in a trial, and free themselves from the constraints of the court calendar. Many also choose mediation because it’s a more cooperative process than litigation or traditional negotiation. Finally, some folks choose mediation because they don’t like dealing with… Read More »