Sentences with phrase «agree go to mediation»

But, it sounds like your wife is trying to tell you that if you don't agree go to mediation she is going to file for divorce.

Not exact matches

You may want to specify that partners bring disputes to mediation before arbitration, go to arbitration directly, or agree to only go to arbitration.
When parties can agree on the terms of their separation through mediation or other means, the result is that they avoid having to go to court.
Jackson suggested that a CMO might not be appropriate in complex high value commercial litigation or where mediation is going to take place in the near future (but, if it is only a possibility, a CMO might well encourage mediation once the reality of the numbers sinks in to the parties» minds and particularly given that PD 3E limits the recoverable costs of completing Precedent H to the higher of # 1,000 or 1 % of the approved (no mention of agreed) budget and the residue of the budgeting and costs management process to 2 % of the approved (no mention of agreed) budget — save in exceptional circumstances).
Sometimes, receiving a formal letter from a lawyer is enough to prompt someone who was in denial to take steps and find their own lawyer or agree to go to mediation.
Couples, lawyers and judges agree that Mediation or Collaborative law are a much less time - consuming and costly way to settle a dispute than going to court.
This process can include agreeing to negotiate with help from lawyers, attending mediation, and / or going to court.
If parents and grandparents can not agree on custody and access, they may choose to go to mediation.
Accordingly, if parents wish to establish an enforceable parenting plan, it appears that they could go through the Department of Revenue, get a waiver of the court filing fee to file a petition with the court, agree to a parenting plan via mediation or collaborative practice, and have a court ratify the parenting plan.
But good faith does not always get the job done and defense law firms understand that if we can not agree on an appropriate settlement during the mediation process, we are prepared to file the case in court and go to trial if necessary.
Indeed the very fact that he has agreed to mediation signals that he is prepared to pay something to make the case go away (see: Dr M Friston and others «Cost cutting», 156 NLJ 7223, p 737).
Obtaining child custody orders can be a very complex process because if the former spouses can not agree, they have to go before a judge and get a court order or have a mediation session.
«Going to court» arises when an urgent matter comes up; when the other party does not come to the table to discuss; or when an impasse is reached and mediation or arbitration has not been agreed to.
@turquoise — I do agree that if both partners go to mediation willingly, with the intention of making it work, it will be more successful.
If you decide to go through mediation and your spouse agrees to do so, find an attorney who makes mediation a regular part of his or her practice, or find a certified and licensed non-attorney divorce mediator.
If you agree in your mediation session not to disparage the other party to the children and then you go home and disparage him / her, you're being counterproductive to the process.
If you can not agree on parenting time and your mediation process stops, then the court will most likely make both parties pay for a third party evaluator (called a Child and Family Investigator - CFI) to conduct an investigation before you can go to a court hearing.
The parties are asked to give their consent at this stage to continue with the mediation process and if both parties agree and the Mediator is satisfied that a safe meeting can be held it will go ahead.
You can sign a pre-nup in which you both agree to attempt to resolve any future divorce, custody, child support, alimony, and property division issues through collaborative divorce or mediation before you go to court.
And when I open a mediation, I start by saying that the parties have already shown their ability to reach consensus because they agreed to go to mediation, and they agreed to choose me as the mediator.
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