Mediation

Divorce is – at its most technical – a legal process, but its effects are deeply personal. Decisions about children, finances, property and the future are made when both spouses are dealing with a wide range of emotions. Mediation offers a specific way to approach...

Increasingly, couples are choosing mediated divorces rather than litigated ones. Mediation can be a less expensive and less time-consuming option and a more private one since fewer documents are filed with the court and couples spend less – if any – time there....

There are numerous different ways for spouses to manage divorce proceedings. An increasing portion of divorcing couples now rely on mediation to resolve disputes they have regarding the terms of their divorces. Mediation requires working with a spouse instead of...

Mediation is a way for divorcing couples to resolve their disagreements without litigating their disputes in family court. Like arbitration, which is another form of alternative dispute resolution, mediation involves working with the neutral third-party professional...

Divorce mediation is a way to settle disputes outside of court. Couples work with one another to resolve disagreements amicably. Both economic mediation and child custody mediation are relatively common in New Jersey. Provided that the spouses agree to work with one...

Divorce is a challenging situation for any adult to go through, but it isn’t one that always has to involve a tense courtroom battle. Instead, some people who are going through a divorce choose to go through mediation, which provides them with an alternative to...

Spouses on the verge of divorce frequently do not agree on critical issues. If they cannot resolve those disagreements, then they likely need to have a litigated divorce. Those hoping to divorce as amicably as possible may decide to mediate their individual disputes...

Choosing economic mediation means you and your spouse decide to approach property division fairly and collaboratively. However, one of the biggest fears professionals face is discovering their spouse is hiding or failing to disclose assets and debts. While having this...

Divorces involving substantial wealth, businesses and investments are often complex and emotionally draining. Traditional litigation can quickly escalate into an expensive, time-consuming battle that exposes private financial information to the public. Mediation...

When families fracture, the emotional toll is often complicated by a fear of exposure. Divorce, custody disputes and financial disagreements can drag deeply personal details into the public eye. Mediation may provide a solution by offering a confidential space where...