Meidation attorney
Mediation is a process of dissolving a marriage with the assistance of a neutral third-party divorce attorney mediator. Couples are able to resolve issues and negotiate settlement agreements that are mutually satisfactory. In some cases, the process involves other professionals, such as a mental health provider serving as a divorce coach or a financial neutral,…
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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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