Question By: Mediation is a dispute settlement process run by a trained third party, called a mediator. Mediation is expected to unite two parties to arrive at a goal trying to abstain from taking a case to court. Mediation is the favorable to family way to deal with divorce since it is less emotionally draining, less time consuming, affordable, and can spare your family unnecessary heartache and scars.
Mediations also provides a means to resolve disputes as quickly as possible for the benefit of the parents & children alike so that they can move on with their lives & not cause emotionally damaging effects that can take years to overcome.
For many divorcing couples, the option to use Mediation to dissolve their legal relationship is a welcome resource for an affordable & legally wise approach that also promotes a positive transition, rather than the ingredients for a more expensive & potentially prolonged process.
Divorce Without War mediators are trained to be neutral and impartial, and do not represent either party. Our goal is for both parties to feel that their concerns are heard and addressed, making it easier to achieve a civilized conclusion and positive life after divorce.
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