Mediators help
spouses reach agreement on the contested issues in their divorce and can not advise either spouse without there being a conflict of interest.
Creative Resolution has a unique approach to helping divorcing
spouses reach agreement on the issues of importance in divorce: parenting and the division of property.
Mediation can help divorcing
spouses reach agreement on their divorce terms, thereby avoiding a long, expensive court battle.
When
spouses reach agreement on an issue, a contested case tends to get shorter and less expensive because the court can adopt that agreement into its final order.
The neutral party, often a family law case manager, will help
the spouses reach an agreement on the terms of the divorce.
- Creative Resolution has a unique approach to helping divorcing
spouses reach agreement on the issues of importance...
- Creative Resolution has a unique approach to helping divorcing
spouses reach agreement on the issues of importance...
If you and
your spouse reach an agreement on the issues arising out of your separation, I can help you by preparing a separation agreement for you.
And, if your child can see you and
your spouse reach agreement on your own, he or she may feel more confident about their new family structure going forward.
Not exact matches
You have another year to get over all those horrible things your
spouse did and
reach agreement on a settlement that maximizes overall tax benefits.
I also suggest mediation to former
spouses who can
reach an amicable
agreement on their parenting plan.
The Vancouver collaborative high net worth divorce lawyers at MacLean Law have specialized training to focus solely
on helping with
spouses reaching an out - of - court
agreement.
Vermont's uncontested divorce process allows
spouses to
reach an
agreement on all issues in their divorce and avoid the headache and stress of attending a trial before a judge.
If both
spouses can hire attorneys, then the question becomes not whether they can afford collaborative practice, but whether they can afford any billable hours being spent
on anything other than trying to
reach an out - of - court
agreement.
When
spouses are able to
reach agreement on all of the key issues involved in a divorce such as custody, support, and an equitable division of property, it is referred to as an uncontested divorce.
Along with Stuart's vast experience in litigation and other legal matters, he is also an accredited family law Mediator, in which he is able to successfully assist former
spouses in
reaching acceptable
agreements on any issues that arise from the breakdown of their marriage.
With an uncontested divorce, the
spouses need to be able
reach an
agreement on every term and condition in their divorce.
If an
agreement is
reached on how to split the matrimonial property,
spouses need to ensure that their
agreement will be binding and enforceable.
Divorce is never easy, but you and your
spouse have both agreed to this divorce and you've
reached an
agreement on how to divide your property, accounts, debts, and / or child custody.
Collaborative divorce has one simple requirement: The
spouses must each retain attorneys who focus solely
on helping them
reach an
agreement on all issues.
Unlike in traditional divorce, each
spouse will have an attorney who will focus solely
on helping the family
reach an
agreement that is acceptable to everyone.
Instead, the attorneys are solely focused
on helping the
spouses reach an out - of - court
agreement in a series of private and confidential meetings.
Each
spouse has his and her own attorney, who are contractually barred from participating in contested proceedings, and so all energy and resources focus
on the future and
on helping the parties
reach an
agreement.
In Kansas, community property law governs situations where
spouses can not
reach a property settlement
agreement on their own or through the mediation or collaborative law approaches.
If the
spouses have
reached an
agreement on all of the relevant issues, a divorce may be obtained
on the 61st day after the divorce petition was filed.
If you and your
spouse aren't able to
reach an
agreement on how to divide your property, the judge will decide what is fair based
on a variety of factors.
Really anything that needs to be discussed for you and your
spouse to
reach an
agreement on the dissolution of your marriage.
While many cases will have to make use of some degree of litigation in order to achieve our clients» objectives, we recognize the increasing desire for individuals to
reach amicable
agreements with their
spouse on potentially contentious issues.
Unlike in traditional divorce, each
spouse will have an attorney who will focus solely
on helping the family
reach an
agreement that is acceptable to everyone.
South Carolina encourages
spouses to
reach an
agreement on the terms of their divorce, such as property division and...
In a contested divorce, the
spouses can not
reach agreement on some terms of the divorce, so they rely
on the court to decide those terms.
South Carolina encourages
spouses to
reach an
agreement on the terms of their divorce, such as property division and child custody, but you and your
spouse may not be able to mutually agree
on all terms.
Collaborative divorce is a process where both
spouses each have separate attorneys who focus solely
on reaching an out - of - court
agreement.
Each
spouse retains his or her own attorney, and the attorneys focus solely
on reaching an
agreement.
If you and your
spouse are unable to
reach an
agreement on one or more issues, each of you must provide the court with a proposed Marital Settlement Agreement and financial disclosure s
agreement on one or more issues, each of you must provide the court with a proposed Marital Settlement
Agreement and financial disclosure s
Agreement and financial disclosure statement.
New Jersey courts don't want to decide custody issues for you if they don't have to, so the state mandates some procedures to help you try to
reach an
agreement with your
spouse on your own.
If you can't
reach an
agreement with your
spouse on how to pay expenses during your divorce, you may file a motion for alimony «pendente lite» — temporary alimony, sometimes referred to as «post-separation support.»
When you file for divorce, you and your
spouse can
reach an
agreement on how you want to divide your assets, or the court might determine the division of assets for you.
A mediated divorce happens when the
spouses use a trained neutral mediator to help them
reach agreements on the terms and conditions of property settlement, child custody and visitation.
In New York, just as in other states, the time required to get a divorce depends much more
on whether you and your
spouse can
reach an
agreement than
on your grounds.
The response should include requests for changes to the terms, and the
spouses can attempt to
reach an
agreement on those terms after he files his response.
The divorce may also take longer if your
spouse is uncooperative or you're unable to
reach agreement on marital issues, such as property division.
We often meet with a
spouse who is handling the divorce without a lawyer, but wishes to get advice
on the law, strategy and procedure before
reaching a final
agreement with the other
spouse.
Some jurisdictions allow you and your
spouse to file for divorce together if your divorce is uncontested, provided you've
reached an
agreement on every possible issue.
If you and your
spouse can
reach an
agreement on issues of custody, support and property, you can be divorced
on the basis of irreconcilable differences in a relatively short period of time.
If you and your
spouse are unable to
reach a custody
agreement on your own, the court will make this decision for you.
Your attorney will begin negotiations with your
spouse's attorney to try and
reach an
agreement on the terms of the divorce.
It is often necessary for the defendant to file an answer to a divorce complaint if the
spouses have not
reached an
agreement on the division of significant assets or child custody arrangements.
If common law
spouses are unable to
reach a custody
agreement, the court will make this decision
on their behalf.
To minimize both cost and paperwork, you should try to
reach agreement with your
spouse on as many issues as possible before commencing legal separation proceedings.