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Divorce mediation is often a more affordable and efficient way to resolve marital disputes than a traditional divorce. A divorce mediator is instrumental in helping the parties find a better way to communicate with one another, as well as giving them a better understanding of the legal aspects of divorce. By choosing mediation over a…
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Choosing collaborative divorce is a popular alternative to a traditional divorce for many couples. As a more interest-based bargaining approach to dissolving a marriage, it focuses on helping both spouses reach an agreement that is best for everyone concerned. There are many legal issues involved in obtaining a divorce; fortunately, a collaborative divorce attorney knows the complexities…
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Mediation is helpful when you’re seeking a divorce and you and your spouse cannot reach a settlement agreement. It allows a neutral third-party to support a discussion of issues like the sharing of parenting time and child support. The role of the mediator is to support better communication, focus on productive, solution-oriented results, and guide…
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Divorce mediation provides emotional support, legal information and guidance based on simple, but important principles: every divorcing couple has the right and the ability to resolve divorce disputes, and they are more likely to abide by agreements they created than decisions that someone else makes for them. It’s my belief that it is always better…
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Collaborative divorce helps divorcing couples resolve all their marital issues without animosity. When both spouses reach a mutually satisfying agreement out of court, especially when they have children together, the entire experience will be much less stressful and the potential for future problems can be avoided. You and your spouse should decide together how you want…
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A divorce mediation attorney offers an alternative to acrimonious marriage dissolution. Most of us know someone who has gotten a divorce and endured a lot of stress and aggravation that ended in a settlement they aren’t happy with. There are no guarantees for reaching a satisfactory settlement by going to court. Litigation can be avoided…
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Mediation in a divorce is about working out disputes and arriving at the best possible solutions for child support, visitation and other related matters. In mediation, a divorcing couple meets with a neutral third party to resolve their disputed issues as amicably as possible. Mediators are often lawyers who specialize in family law and are specially…
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Divorce mediation can be the best option for you and your spouse to amicably resolve marital disputes out of court. It can save you time and money, as well as relieve stress by helping to avoid adversarial interactions. The mediation process works well when you both trust one another enough to be truthful and fair…
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Collaborative mediation refers to a form of alternative dispute resolution in a divorce, in which the parties settle their differences out of court. A collaborative mediation consists of a divorce coach, a financial neutral and an attorney mediator, who collectively support the family through the divorce process. In times past, the divorce process often involved combative…
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Divorce mediation is sometimes required by the courts for matters involving child custody and in a divorce decree. When the parties are unable to reach an agreement on child custody and parenting time, a mediator may need to assist with resolving disputes between the parties. Elizabeth Hill, of The Hill Law Firm, P.C. in Overland…
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