Mediation vs. Litigation

How can we mediate if we have a contentious relationship or if my spouse intimidates me?

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Divorce mediation can still work, even when parties have a contentious relationship. Mediating a contentious divorce is certainly more difficult compared to a relationship that is amicable. However, that does not mean that mediation is impossible, or even that mediation is not still the best option. When parties get along and agree on most subject, … How can we mediate if we have a contentious relationship or if my spouse intimidates me?

Are mediated divorces better for children than litigated divorces?

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While every situation is different, mediated divorces are generally better for the children involved than if the divorce goes through litigation. Mediated divorces provide an opportunity for the parents of a child to come up with parenting plans that are uniquely suited for the child’s well-being and for the ability and resources of each parent. … Are mediated divorces better for children than litigated divorces?

What happens if we cannot reach a divorce agreement during mediation?

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While mediation is a good way to resolve a divorce, it is by no means a guaranteed success. Sometimes mediated divorces break down, leaving divorcing spouses without a completed divorce agreement to take to court to finalize their separation. When this happens, there are three paths that you can go down: Litigation, try another mediation, … What happens if we cannot reach a divorce agreement during mediation?

How can mediation produce a fair result?

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By encourage each spouse to negotiate for their individual interests, while encouraging respect and dialogue when considering the other spouse’s needs and desires, divorce mediation is often the best way for separating spouses to reach a fair and mutually beneficial resolution in their divorce. The mediation sessions that are the backbone of the mediation process … How can mediation produce a fair result?