Guidance Through The Mediation Process
Divorce is challenging enough simply because of the emotions involved. Many people look at the process of negotiation and trial and become even more frustrated. It is important to understand that the traditional path is not the only path.
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution. In mediation, both parties are still represented by a lawyer. The difference is that a trained and licensed divorce mediator serves as an intermediary during the negotiation process. The goal is for everyone to work together to reach an outcome that both sides can agree on.
At the law offices of Marrs & Terry, PLLC, we will work with you to carefully review all options, including mediation. We have spent more than a decade providing guidance to clients throughout Michigan, so we are adept in determining when mediation could serve as a good alternative to the traditional process. Contact our law firm online or call 866-665-8095.
The Benefits Of Mediation For Your Divorce
The more you fight, the more you pay. That is what happens in a divorce or any other family law case. If the parties cannot agree, a judge decides makes decisions for them about when they will see their children and how their property will be divided. Nobody wants someone they have never met making these kind of decisions. However, it may be difficult for the parties to come to an agreement on their own. That is where mediation comes in.
What you can avoid through mediation is the time and expense of having to take your divorce to trial. Many people also find that this process is less stressful. It can be particularly positive when children are involved, because it helps to maintain some sort of working relationship between mother and father. That relationship could be permanently damaged in trial.
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For more information about resolving all divorce disputes through alternative dispute resolution, contact us online or call 866-665-8095 to discuss your situation with our experienced Ann Arbor and Jackson mediation attorneys.