Mediation is a method of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that is particularly effective in resolving dissolution of marriage matters. It is faster, private, and cost-effective compared to traditional litigation.
During mediation, both spouses voluntarily participate with a trained and impartial divorce mediator who facilitates discussions and helps the parties reach agreements regarding issues arising during divorce.
Family law mediation and litigation each offer unique advantages.
Mediation:
Litigation:
Divorces involving complex tax structures, business ownership, or property tracing may not always be suitable for mediation. These matters often require financial experts to properly value assets, which may exceed the mediator’s role.
Mediation avoids lengthy court battles, rigid court schedules, and leaving important personal decisions solely in the hands of a judge.
Mediation may be suitable if:
If mediation fails despite best efforts, parties may proceed to trial. During litigation, legal counsel represents each party before a family law judge who issues binding rulings based on the circumstances of the case.
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