Wise Way To Divorce

Many couples choose mediation because it cuts down on attorney fees and costs. You can work through divorce at your own pace, keep the intimate details of your life private, and work toward an agreement that meets both of your needs instead of relying on the court system to decide for you. If you have children together, mediation may give you more flexibility in designing a divorce outcome that more easily lets you transition co-parenting and other arrangements on your own, outside of the court system, as time goes on. Divorce mediation can be an excellent idea if you and your spouse share a commitment to divorcing amicably, or if you are willing to work together to dissolve your marriage in a fair and cooperative way, but have too many issues to resolve them on your own. Keep in mind: disagreements will likely happen. You won’t get everything you want (and neither will your ex). If you start mediation understanding that this may happen, but that the mediator’s role is to help you and your ex move past disagreement and come to a marital settlement agreement you can both live with, you will likely be satisfied not just with the outcome of your divorce mediation – but also with the cost of your divorce, as opposed to a traditional lawyer-on-retainer divorce. Call us now to schedule a free consultation. The consultation lasts about one hour and you questions will be answered by an attorney mediator.

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