Divorce mediation was once a very unusual solution only employed by a tiny fraction of couples. However, mediation has become an increasingly popular solution for those navigating a Texas divorce. Mediation requires that you bring in a neutral third party with...
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When should you consider mediation in a Texas divorce?
When you finally decide to end your marriage, you don’t have to turn straight to litigation. There are options that will let you avoid putting the court in charge of decisions like the children’s custody, property division or alimony. Mediation can provide a better...
Can divorce mediation work if you can’t stand your ex?
Mediation is a powerful tool for those who want to minimize conflict when they divorce. It can also help you keep your divorce expenses low and lead to the creation of a truly customized property division settlement or parenting plan for your children. Unfortunately,...
2 important steps to prepare for divorce mediation in Texas
Mediation is a useful tool for those considering a divorce. Litigated divorces are expensive, frustratingly slow and possibly embarrassing depending on what people say in court. Mediation is private and can be faster than litigation. It also gives a couple more...
3 tips for choosing a divorce mediator
Even though your marriage is heading for a divorce, you do not have much animosity toward your soon-to-be ex-spouse. Because the two of you simply grew apart, you probably do not want a knock-down, drag-out divorce battle. For many, mediation is an attractive...
4 signs you are a good candidate for divorce mediation
While there is nothing wrong with using the traditional court process to end your marriage, you may be looking for a less stressful alternative. Divorcing your spouse is likely to have certain complications, but you likely have some out-of-court options for resolving...
How does divorce mediation work?
Not every divorce must head into the courtroom and have a judge make all the decisions. In fact, many divorces end up with a settlement outside of the courtroom using alternative dispute resolution processes. One ADR option is mediation. According to Harvard Law...
Is there an alternative to a litigated divorce?
You may not realize this as you start your divorce journey, but a divorce doesn't automatically mean a long, complicated battle in court. You do have alternatives -- and not just "staying married."Here are some of your choices: Uncontested divorceAn uncontested...
Why is divorce mediation growing in popularity?
Nobody stands in front of a minister or judge on their wedding day and thinks about getting divorced -- but divorces happen. When they do, a lot of couples want to salvage some kind of relationship with their ex-spouse, even if they don't have kids. After all, it's...
Report: Senior divorces have doubled in frequency
Divorce rates in America are on a decline, overall -- except among couples 50 years of age and older.Despite the fact that there is widespread social acceptance of divorce in this country -- with many people not even concerned about marrying at all -- divorce rates...
