Regardless of whether your divorce is uncontested or contested, you will find yourself in at least one mediation session. Mediation is about finding solutions and common ground. Mediation gives couples a unique opportunity to listen to their partner and gain perspective from their spouse’s unique point of view. Mediation can help couples effectively communicate with one another and provides an...
Mediation
Mediation may be the last step that you and your spouse consider before officially filing for divorce. A married couple must file a lawsuit to dissolve a marriage legally. However, it’s no longer necessary to follow the traditional path of litigation to work out the final terms of a divorce. Many couples are now turning to meditation as a last-ditch effort to resolve their disputes instead of turning...
Mediation is one of the most frequently used methods for negotiating a divorce settlement. In divorce mediation, you and your spouse hire a neutral third party called a mediator. Said mediator would meet with you and your spouse to discuss and resolve the issues in your divorce. Don’t worry about a mediator overstepping their boundaries, as they do not make any decisions for you. The role of a mediator...
If you’ve scheduled your first mediation session, you may be unsure of what to expect. You have probably heard that mediation is referred to as “assisted negotiation”. You’re hopeful that this process will be a successful option for you and your spouse. The good news is that you’ve made a financially sensible and family-friendly choice. In order to make sure that you are doing everything possible...
In a typical divorce, each party will not agree on every issue. Mediation can help both parties resolve any degree of divorce-related issues. Mediation is an informal process where a neutral third-party, known as a mediator, helps facilitate individuals to reach an agreement. Divorce mediation is beneficial because it helps individuals reach an agreement without having to go to court. Mediation is...