When handling issues such as asset division or child related issues, life insurance can easily be overlooked during divorce mediation; however, this does not make it any less important. Especially when the couple has a child or children, life insurance…
Mediation can be an effective and economical way to obtain a divorce. However, mediation does come with its disadvantages. If both parties are adamant about the ownership of certain property, or cannot agree on custody issues, the case could end…
Divorce Mediation is often split into 5 different stages: the introductory stage, the information-gathering stage, the framing stage, the negotiating stage, and the concluding stage. Although this is the general order of divorce mediation, steps are commonly moved around depending…
The world is facing unprecedented times currently and it may seem impossible to effectively get a divorce from one’s partner during this time. Fortunately, the modern era we live in offers us access to technology that makes a divorce feasible…
Can What I Post On The Internet Affect My Divorce Mediation Result? You must be careful with what you say and do on social media as it will affect your divorce mediation proceedings in New York and any other State….
In most states, including New York, the divorce mediation process is optional. It requires the knowing consent of each party. Both parties have to want mediation otherwise it will not work; this is a collaborative process. To begin NYC divorce…
When a married couple decides that the marriage must come to an end, they are not always destined to end up battling it out in front of a judge, with attorneys at their sides. An increasingly popular alternative is mediation,…
You are thinking of getting divorced and you and your spouse are considered high net worth individuals, should you mediate or litigate your divorce? Although mediation is often more attractive than litigation due to the fact that it can save…
An alternative to taking your divorce to trial is divorce mediation, which is where you and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse will decide how the marital assets are divided and other aspects of dissolving the marriage that a judge would usually preside over….