In #familylaw cases, clients often wonder what is #divorce #mediation and if they should do it. Mediation is not binding on you, and typically a neutral #mediator will sit down with both parties in an attempt to reach an agreement. When you “mediate” you are bringing out issues you would like to resolve. Both parties typically have issues that need to be worked out, things like, how old should our daughter be before we allow her a cell phone? Or who is going to keep the house? Should we sell it or will one of you refinance it?
#divorcemediation is always a good idea, especially in family law cases. Studies show that #mediated #agreements are ones that both parties will generally follow since they have agreed to the terms. Unlike a #trial or #courthearing hearing, you have a lot of control over the outcome of your case when you mediate it.
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