Eric Piety, MA: Divorce Mediator

Divorce mediation, while simpler than heading to divorce court, is still a new experience for most people. To better understand what is involved, follow these checklists to prepare.

When a divorce leads to a custody battle, children inevitably end up in the middle. In divorce court, each attorney is there to “fight” for their client, pitting you against the only other person your children love as much as you. In this type of battle, there will only be one “winner” and it won’t be your kids. How can you avoid this outcome?

If you’ve done your research then you know the pros and cons of divorce mediation: a quicker, more amicable resolution, lower cost, and avoidance of court.

When peeling off a Band-Aid, do you take the slow and steady approach, or do you prefer to rip it right off? In a divorce, many couples prefer the faster method, favoring a short-term approach such as divorce mediation to finding closure and beginning their new post-divorce lives.

Whether you should settle your divorce in court with lawyers or via divorce mediator. Here are the top 6 reasons to call a divorce mediator.

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