Issues are resolved by the individuals with
the assistance of the divorce mediator.
At the very first mediation appointment with Alternative Divorce Solutions, the couple will sit down and review the financial disclosures they each have made with
the assistance of their divorce mediator.
Not exact matches
Many attorneys and
mediators alike shun these
divorce cases (perhaps understandably), but in doing so incorrectly conclude that there is little or nothing
of value to be learned in the area that would be
of assistance in resolving employment disputes.
Because the terms
of the agreement can not be changed once the
divorce is final, parties with complex financial issues might require the
assistance of a family law attorney or
mediator to help them agree on property division and other contentious areas.
Divorce mediation is an alternative to litigation, which brings together the two parties in conflict with the
assistance of a neutral third party
mediator to help facilitate a resolution.
With the
assistance of a trained
divorce mediator, you can reach an agreement that is custom - made for your family, your finances and your future.
With the
assistance of a trained
divorce mediator, couples can reach an agreement that is custom - made for their families, finances and futures.
In
divorce mediation, the two parties agree to mediate a final settlement out
of court with the
assistance of a disinterested third - party
mediator.
Through the
assistance and guidance
of an experienced
divorce mediator, spouses are empowered to make all
of their own decisions that form the basis
of their marital settlement agreement — not the courts.
With the
assistance of a trained
divorce mediator like me, you will be guided to answer questions that are custom - made for your family, your finances and your future.
Under the collaborative
divorce model, each side hires an attorney and assembles a team
of experts to support their arguments, with the
assistance of a
mediator and other
divorce experts.
The following child custody and parenting plan timesharing options are derived from materials by and are presented with the
assistance (and permission)
of, internationally renowned
divorce researcher, clinical psychologist, family
mediator, and child custody and parenting educator, Joan B. Kelly, Ph.D..
Although
divorce mediators generally believe it inappropriate that they complete forms and sign them on behalf
of the parties to a mediation (as this is viewed as practicing law),
mediators can provide resources and
assistance in your completing the few required
divorce forms.
Divorce mediation works because the parties can directly hear the other party's concerns and, with the
assistance of the neutral
mediator, accommodate those concerns without unnecessarily compromising their own interests.
When it comes to alimony in
divorce mediation, the parties themselves discuss and decide, through the
assistance and guidance
of their
divorce mediator, what is an appropriate amount
of alimony to pay that is both fair and realistic, after considering their respective post-
divorce budgets.
Collaborative mediation utilizes the expertise
of a lawyer -
mediator to address the legal and financial aspects
of your
divorce with the
assistance of a
divorce coach tending to the emotional and psychological impact
of the
divorce on you, your spouse and your children.
You and your spouse, with the
assistance of an experienced
divorce mediator, can work out your
divorce issues without having an attorney take the lead or a judge make all the decisions for you.