Divorce mediation can cost less than 15% of a lawyer-led divorce, BUT, the benefits extend far beyond cost. This quick video highlights the real value of mediating your divorce, which extends far beyond the lower cost.
Many people believe your first call should be to an attorney. Instead, you should call and consult with a divorce mediator to see if mediation can work for you. It is far less expensive, takes a fraction of the time and benefits your children and family in so many ways. It also provides legal protection. Call a mediator before you escalate and commit to the most stressful and expensive path to divorce.
If you have children, the ability to co-parent in a healthy manner after your divorce is perhaps the most important thing you can do for your children and yourselves. This podcast discusses why that is so important and what you can do to enhance your co-parenting relationship.
Couples want the best for their children during and after their divorce. Keep them front and center because the decisions and commitments you make during your divorce will impact how your children experience your divorce.
Deeper dive about how your choice of mediating your divorce preserves and enhances your parenting plan and your ability to co-parent your children in a healthier manner.
Many people believe the first step in their divorce is to hire a lawyer. It is not. Doing so likely creates a more contentious divorce. You will need a lawyer at some point, but not initially. Listen to this podcast to understand why your first call should be to a divorce mediator.
How you should approach divorce mediation with confidence and clarity.
This is the most difficult discussion you will have, and while there is not surefire way to tell your children, this podcast offers some thoughts on how and when to approach this discussion.
Divorce is hard enough on children. Don't make it worse by alienating them from their other parent; your children deserve a healthy relationship with both parents. This podcast focuses on parental alienation, the worst impact of a contentious divorce.
Often times couples who are not aligned use divorce as a threat, to express their dis-satisfaction or to make a point. This is a dangerous tactic that can often backfire.
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