Mediation is an informal, confidential meeting with the disputing parties where a neutral, third party Mediator guides them through the process of discussing their situation and exploring ways to negotiate a mutually acceptable solution. It is an efficient way to resolve conflict because issues can be discussed and potentially resolved in real-time as opposed to
Mediation is a cost-effective and efficient way to resolve the issues presented in any divorce case expediently and on terms that both parties can live with. In this post, we’re going to share a divorce mediation checklist you can use to be better prepared for mediation. Instead of having a Judge, that has very limited
Mediation is strongly encouraged in our judicial system. There are many reasons for this, but the three fundamental differences between mediation and trial are: 1) Speed Courts will get to you when they have availability, which in our backlogged judicial system, can be for months on end. Mediation can be arranged relatively quickly, provided everyone
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Using divorce mediation, as opposed to litigating in court, will allow you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse more control over what is included in your final divorce decree. Your mediator will act as a neutral third party to assist you both in reaching agreements regarding matters such as the division of assets and debts, spousal maintenance
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In this article, we’re going to discuss should you consider private mediation for your divorce. Deciding to get a divorce is extremely difficult for anyone regardless of the circumstances. While many people think that this decision is the hardest part of the process, the choice between divorce mediation and a more traditional litigated divorce can
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One question we receive regularly from clients is whether mediation will be necessary or required in their legal matter. While mediation can be an extremely helpful tool while negotiating settlement in a legal dispute, understanding your rights and what is required of you as a party is extremely important. While requirements and outcomes will differ
Mediation is a method used in many family law cases that provides an alternate solution for resolving your matter without appearing in court. Through mediation, many parties are able to privately come to a settlement agreement without perhaps ever needing to step foot in a courtroom. This alternative dispute resolution process is particularly appealing now,
Domestic violence issues are present in many Family Court cases including those referred to family law mediation programs. Well-meaning judges, attorneys, mediators and other professionals often mistakenly believe that both parties are able to assert their own interests in the presence of the other party as long as a third party is present, and they
“When you see a good move, wait; look for a better one.” – Emanuel Lasker When you think about mediation, picture a chess game. The basic object of the game is for the player to make all of the right moves in order to protect his or her King, while at the same time also
Due to the overwhelming Family Court caseload, mediation has become a definitive component in the divorce process. In order to be placed on the Maricopa County mediation roster, a candidate must have two years of experience in family court as a court official, Judge Pro Tempore or a minimum of two years of experience in
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