Divorce Mediation
A divorce mediation attorney is able to create more creative agreements through mediation that save the parties significant time and money. While divorce mediation is an excellent alternative to traditional litigation, it is not for everyone. That’s why it’s important to know the pros and cons of divorce mediation in order to make the right…
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Divorce mediation is often a better solution for dissolving a marriage, with the goal of helping people reach a mutual agreement out of court and avoid financial ruin in the process. Mediation takes less time than a litigated divorce and is less expensive than litigation. Both parties must agree to participate wholeheartedly in divorce mediation, and be…
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A divorce mediation attorney is a neutral third party who assists with the process of negotiating marriage dissolution as an alternative to traditional divorce options. There are significant benefits to divorce mediation, including saving the cost and time involved in going to trial. A resolution will not be reached unless both parties agree, otherwise, the matter…
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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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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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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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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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