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Mediation
Mediation in divorce can help you avoid going to divorce court. This popular alternative is the process of divorce mediation. Commonly called alternative dispute resolution, mediation allows the parties to work out a solution without litigation and by using a neutral third party.
Read some of the common questions about mediation. If your lawyers are going to settle, do you need a mediator? How do mediators justify their fees?
Some circumstances lend themselves to mediation. Examples include when settlement discussions came close but failed or when either side is about to file for a court hearing.
Find out about the benefits of mediation. Read how it can save you money and give you more control over resolving your problem. It can also be a fast and timesaving alternative.
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