The cost to litigate a divorce is generally higher than the cost of mediation. There is also an emotional cost to the parties and their children when they litigate a matter. This emotional cost can be greatly reduced by the mediation process.
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The cost to litigate a divorce is generally higher than the cost of mediation. There is also an emotional cost to the parties and their children when they litigate a matter. This emotional cost can be greatly reduced by the mediation process.
A process in which an experienced attorney or retired judge assists the parties to clarify their issues, discusses options for resolution and seeks to obtain a settlement that is mutually acceptable to both parties irrespective of the strengths and weaknesses of their case.
A process in which an experienced attorney or retired judge renders a decision after hearing the parties respective positions and reviewing evidence. The adjudication may take place through a formal hearing with the presentation of evidence, or in a less formal hearing with the facts presented through the parties or their lawyers.
A process in which an experienced attorney or retired judge assists the parties to settle their case by clarifying their issues and assessing the strengths and weaknesses of each side of the case. If the case is not settled by conciliation in total, the attorney or retired judge helps the parties explore the steps which remain to prepare their case for trial.