When couples make a initial decision to divorce there are two distinctive paths they can choose, litigation or mediation.  Divorce Litigation and Divorce Mediation are very different strategies that have their own benefits and drawbacks.  Mediation focuses on working together to create a mutually beneficial and agreeable proposal for division of assets, proper distribution, custody and support.

If children are involved in a divorce situation, mediation focuses on the best interests of the children along with maintaining a proper family bond if possible.

Complex divorce situations are often quickly resolved by mediation as the parties are working together to solve the issues which deserve focus, rather then fighting about each and every issue. Mediation allows the couple, not the court, to decide there fate.

What You Should Know About Mediation

Divorce mediation is an unbiased process where the couple meets with one or more mediators to examine the issues and assist the couple in creating a proper resolution.   Mediation is most effective when couple are ready to take a fresh approach at there issues in an attempt to resolve the core issues and move on with the positive aspects of their life.

The typical result is a complete resolution of the conflict, developed by the separating couple for their benefit with significantly reduced cost and effort when compared to litigation.