Suppose you are considering mediating your divorce or have already made an appointment with your attorney or mediator. In that case, you may want to consider some behaviors to adopt and avoid during your mediation so that you can get the best results: Do not: Attend...
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Signs that your divorce may be a good fit for mediation
Going through a divorce is an emotional and stressful process. Not all divorces are contentious or bitter. In fact, some couples can work together to settle the issues of divorce without ending up in court. While not a possibility for everyone, amicable couples could...
Terms to discuss for your uncontested divorce in Massachusetts
If you and your spouse are considering a divorce, you have different options depending on the nature of your separation. You can file for an uncontested divorce when you both agree on the legal reason for separating and how to manage your marital assets. An...
Mediation in MA: 3 FAQs relevant for the coronavirus pandemic
Although still operating, the current coronavirus has slowed things down at the Massachusetts Probate and Family Courts. The court is currently operating following the guidelines as set by the Probate and Family Court Standing Order 2-20: Court operations under the...
Mediation can make divorce cheaper
Deciding to file for a divorce is a difficult moment for anyone to deal with. It could take a lengthy legal battle for you and your ex-spouse to come to an agreement. This whole process can be extremely time-consuming and expensive as well. Fortunately, you do not...
Understanding the goals of divorce mediation
Regardless of the stage through which one is in while obtaining a divorce, it is important to understand the options available to obtain a final resolution. Traditional options include each party working through attorneys to negotiate terms for settlement, or...
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