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During a divorce, many conflicts can arise. Because marriage is very personal, people often want to make their own decisions. For this reason, it is not uncommon for couples to initially turn to mediation when trying to resolve disagreements. Traditionally with...
Alternative dispute resolution can let you handle a disagreement with someone else without going to court. Although most people know about mediation and arbitration because of business contracts, mediation can also be a very valuable tool for those going through...
Modern custody cases generally focus on the best interests of the children. You may assume, then, that it’s always best to simply ask the kids what they want and then see how it fits into your divorce process. But is this true when trying to set up a parenting plan...
Family law judges have one primary responsibility when rendering decisions in child custody cases. They must make choices that they believe are in the best interests of the children. The type of living accommodations that a parent has can greatly impact custody...
If you and your spouse are considering or have already decided to settle your divorce through mediation, then you’re probably a bit nervous about how it will play out. This ambivalence comes with the territory. Mediation involves working together on agreements that...
When you meet someone who grew up with another culture, it can add to the appeal between you. They can show you a different way of looking at things. They can introduce you to new foods, music, traditions and more. Yet sometimes, the differences that attracted you to...
Child custody cases can become inflicted with anger and stress. Going up against your ex-spouse to determine who gets the children cannot only take a toll on yourself but spiral down to your children. So how do you keep away from the conflict the case can involve?...
Expressing your feelings can be hard even as an adult, but it is even harder for your children to express their feelings when their parents end their marriage. Kids might be great at letting you know how they feel about you turning off the TV or refusing them an...
Mediation is one way that you can overcome obstacles in your divorce that could lead to litigation. During this process, you and your ex will work with an impartial third party who helps to ensure that your discussions remain on track. While this is usually a much...
Divorce can take a massive emotional toll on all those involved. Choosing mediation instead of litigation is one way of lowering emotional stress. By choosing to negotiate a solution rather than fight over one, it puts a more positive and less conflictive spin on...
