If you and your spouse are considering divorce, you may be deeply concerned about what your separate financial futures will look like. This may be especially true if you have young children or complex shared assets. Unfortunately, divorce litigation by nature pits one...
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Mediation
How may mediation affect family pets?
Mediation offers an alternative to a courtroom dispute that may enable two spouses to discuss dividing their assets without the need for a judge’s intervention. It may allow you to amicably negotiate the outcome and arrive at a mutually agreeable arrangement. New...
How can you help divorce mediation go smoothly?
While divorce ends your marriage, you and your ex-spouse will probably have to maintain some sort of relationship, especially if you have children. Mediation is a non-adversarial alternative to litigation in court. Among many other benefits, it helps to preserve a...
Mediation can lower stress and diffuse anger in divorce
No one looks forward to a bitter divorce, but it is not uncommon for a long and contentious court battle to produce that outcome. However, couples are finding that mediation offers many advantages that include reducing the stress and anger levels associated with...
Mediation will help you make the most of your parenting plan
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, the welfare of your children in a post-divorce world is top priority. The ability to establish a successful, workable parenting plan is among the many reasons that mediation has become so popular as a divorce...
Mediation may result in a quick and painless marriage dissolution
Considering Mediation for Divorce Two spouses who have lived together for several years generally know when it is time for one of them to move out. When a couple has also lived apart and grown accustomed to the arrangement, they may prefer a quick process for...
Should you go into mediation with a plan about what you want?
Mediation is a nice alternative to heading straight into the courtroom, especially for a divorce in New Jersey. It allows you to work with your spouse to come to an agreement that suits both of you. In addition, it can save you time and money, which is always nice....
Why opt for mediation over going to court?
Divorce has long-lasting affects on those involved, especially if the couple in question has children. Many concerned parents in New Jersey want to do whatever they can to avoid confrontation and settle their differences in as amicable a fashion as possible. Those who...
Want to keep your divorce out of court? Consider mediation
Would you be surprised to learn that it is often possible to resolve divorce issues in a day? While it is true that this is definitely not always the case, if you and your spouse are able to engage in peaceful discussion and are both willing to cooperate and...
Mediation may help keep divorce costs down
When a New Jersey married couple decides to divorce, it activates a series of decisions and legal actions when one of the spouses files papers in court. If the couple has children, a co-parenting plan will be needed. Divorce does not always have to include litigation;...