When you decide to mediate your divorce, it is best to know in what capacity your mediator can help you. The typical role of the divorce attorney is someone who represents you and only you in your case, who advocates on only your behalf, and who advises you on what you ...
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View MoreOne of the most inevitable steps in divorce is the division of assets. Any of your assets may be subject to division by a judge. Pensions and other ...
View MoreIt can be hard to see clearly and make effective decisions regarding your and your family’s future in the emotional climate of divorce. Unfortunately, ...
View MoreWhat Happens After Divorce Mediation? Some parts of mediation are simpler than litigation. One of the benefits of working together with your spouse on ...
View MoreIf you are intimidated by the thought of a long and contentious divorce with endless paperwork and multiple court appearances, you are probably hoping ...
View MoreParenting time is a very important part of the post-divorce family dynamic. You and your spouse will have to share parenting responsibilities after ...
View MoreChoosing divorce mediation instead of taking your divorce to court can be liberating. It empowers you to stay in control of what happens to your ...
View MoreDivorce is undoubtedly one of the most emotional experiences one can go through in a lifetime. Although emotions can run high during a divorce , they ...
View MoreA mediation agreement is an agreement between you, your spouse, and the mediator pertaining to the rules and guidelines for your mediation. Your ...
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