Divorce Mediation & Collaborative Divorce

Divorce Mediation FAQ

Divorce is an emotional rollercoaster, and for many people, the thought of airing marital dirty laundry in public is not ideal. A trend that is currently gaining a lot of traction in family law is alternative dispute resolution, which includes mediation and arbitration. But, how do you know if you should participate in mediation or move forward with a divorce trial?

Divorce Mediation Basics

An overview of using mediation to resolve your divorce.

Will Divorce Mediation Work for You?

A separation often brings up feelings of anger and resentment, but emotional conflict tends to make divorce more expensive. If you want to avoid a divorce path that involves court hearings, discovery, finger-pointing, and a costly trial, you may benefit from mediation. Continue reading to find out if mediation is right for your divorce case.

Divorce Mediation Myths

Divorce is complicated and emotional, but it doesn't always have to be a fight. Couples often find it beneficial to try mediation to negotiate a settlement before asking the court to decide for them. Continue reading to find out if you think mediation might will work for you.

Lawyers and Divorce Mediation

Divorce mediation can go more smoothly when you have a legal adviser.

Choosing Divorce Court Over Mediation or Collaborative Divorce

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)—such as mediation and collaborative divorce—has become an increasingly popular means of resolving marital issues. But sometimes, going the traditional divorce route makes more sense.

How do I find a good divorce attorney?

Finding the right divorce attorney is essential to your case.