Collaboration Is A Better Way.
Divorce already forces you to make hard decisions. The last thing you may want is a drawn-out fight in a courtroom where someone else controls the pace and the outcome. If you are looking for a way to move through this process with more control and less escalation, it...
“Gray divorce,” marriages that end when the spouses are age 50 or older , is on the rise. This is likely due to shifting social views, greater financial independence (especially for women), unresolved financial or addiction issues, empty-nest realizations, and...
When it comes to choosing a divorce lawyer, many people are surprised to learn just how different one family law attorney can be from another. Divorce lawyers don’t all operate the same way and the kind of lawyer you choose can have a significant impact on your...
Many people view divorce as a contentious and emotionally draining process. However, it doesn't always have to be that way. Divorce mediation offers a more amicable, efficient, and less stressful alternative to traditional litigation. How could choosing mediation for...
Making the decision that your marriage is over is one of the most challenging moments in life. It's a time filled with emotions, uncertainties, and a myriad of decisions to be made. So, what should you do when you realize that your marriage is over? First and...
Mediation in the divorce process is a helpful avenue for resolving disputes amicably. Effective communication with your mediator is crucial to ensure a smooth and equitable mediation process. Here are some insights on the rules and best practices for communicating...
Mediation is possibly the most economical way to get divorced. It is a process that works well for couples who are able to work through divorce issues without animosity and with guidance from the mediator. The Most Cost-Effective Divorce Process In a Mediation, you...
Mediation is a voluntary process. Most commonly, it involves the two spouses meeting with the mediator who guides the couple into settling their divorce case without the need to have an evidentiary hearing in front of a judge who will make their decisions for them....