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navigating separation and divorce simply

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Why Mediation?

In the context of separation/divorce, separating spouses have an opportunity to work with a trained neutral third party to resolve all or some of their family law issues. The mediator's role is to listen and guide the couple to a resolution that both parties can live with. Mediation allows a couple to work together to find a solution that works for them. Your family is unique and no one knows your family quite like you do.

BENEFITS OF MEDIATION

Mediation allows you to control the process — you make the decisions, not a judge or your lawyers.

Mediation is a process that allows couples to work together (with the help of the mediator) to craft their own settlement by considering their unique needs as a family.

Mediation is much more cost-effective and timely than court - with most mediations being completed in one day.

Mediation can help parties address all of their family law issues or select issues; depending on what you, as a family need.

Mediation offers many of the same advantages of other types of out of court settlement — it is less expensive, less antagonistic, less time consuming and less stressful than the litigation process.

Mediation also has the benefits of being private and confidential. No one else other than the parties (and counsel if parties opt to be represented) is present and involved in the process.

Families who use mediation rather than court, have an opportunity to build a solution that is catered to their particular family and that will stand the test of time.

navigating separation and divorce simply

navigating separation and divorce simply

Why Mediation?

BENEFITS OF MEDIATION

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