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The Key Benefits of Divorce Mediation
Views on divorce have changed in recent decades. On the whole, it is no longer seen as a taboo subject. Couples no longer have to show fault to pursue a divorce.
When the differences in a marriage are irreconcilable, then divorce is often the only option. Despite misconceptions that divorce is always a legal battle, this is not the case. Divorcing couples have a say in how they proceed. One available option is divorce mediation.
This is an out-of-court process that aims to facilitate cooperation between spouses. What are the key benefits of divorce mediation?
It gives spouses control
A litigated divorce can leave spouses feeling out of control and at the mercy of the court. Mediation doesn’t work like this. It is an entirely voluntary process where both spouses are heard. Spouses will also have some control over the schedule of mediation sessions.
It is more efficient
Having more control over the divorce process means that it can be more efficient. A litigated divorce can take over a year to fully settle. Mediation, on the other hand, is typically settled within a year.
As well as speed, there is also the added benefit of keeping costs down. Couples engaged in mediation don’t have to pay court fees, and they may be able to limit other legal costs.
Mediation is more private
Family issues are personal in nature. Most couples will want to avoid prying eyes. In a litigated divorce, this can be difficult, because litigated divorces are a matter of public record. Mediation, on the other hand, can remain private. Only the spouses, the mediator and legal teams need to know what goes on in mediation sessions.
To find out more about divorce mediation, it will help to seek legal guidance.
CONTACT: Aislynn Thomas-McDonald
PHONE: (305) 503-0850
EMAIL: athomasmcdonald@kelleykronenberg.com
About Aislynn Thomas-McDonald and Kelley Kronenberg
Views on divorce have changed in recent decades. On the whole, it is no longer seen as a taboo subject. Couples no longer have to show fault to pursue a divorce.
When the differences in a marriage are irreconcilable, then divorce is often the only option. Despite misconceptions that divorce is always a legal battle, this is not the case. Divorcing couples have a say in how they proceed. One available option is divorce mediation.
This is an out-of-court process that aims to facilitate cooperation between spouses. What are the key benefits of divorce mediation?
It gives spouses control
A litigated divorce can leave spouses feeling out of control and at the mercy of the court. Mediation doesn’t work like this. It is an entirely voluntary process where both spouses are heard. Spouses will also have some control over the schedule of mediation sessions.
It is more efficient
Having more control over the divorce process means that it can be more efficient. A litigated divorce can take over a year to fully settle. Mediation, on the other hand, is typically settled within a year.
As well as speed, there is also the added benefit of keeping costs down. Couples engaged in mediation don’t have to pay court fees, and they may be able to limit other legal costs.
Mediation is more private
Family issues are personal in nature. Most couples will want to avoid prying eyes. In a litigated divorce, this can be difficult, because litigated divorces are a matter of public record. Mediation, on the other hand, can remain private. Only the spouses, the mediator and legal teams need to know what goes on in mediation sessions.
To find out more about divorce mediation, it will help to seek legal guidance.
CONTACT: Aislynn Thomas-McDonald
PHONE: (305) 503-0850
EMAIL: athomasmcdonald@kelleykronenberg.com