The goal is to save money, which is a critical fact in any litigation.
It brings spouses together.
When you agree on things, it’s better for you and it’s far better for children and how they experience this process.
A mediator is an attorney who will guide you through the law and the facts and help you come to decisions that will result in a fair resolution of your divorce, whether it’s custody, alimony, equitable distribution.
Compromise is the critical component of mediation.
You can save thousands and thousands of dollars if you and your spouse can agree on mediating your divorce as opposed to engaging in the battle that’s associated with a divorce.
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