How do I find a mediator for my divorce?
Both you and your spouse should talk to several mediators until you both find one who is agreeable to both sides. Be sure to ask if the resource has taken mediation courses, and how much training and experience they have. Also ask if they are certified in basic mediation, family mediation, and/or any other areas.
How do we make money with divorce mediation?
Here’s how we make money. Divorce mediation is an alternative dispute resolution process that allows divorcing couples to try and negotiate a mutually acceptable agreement with the help of a neutral mediator. A mediator does not have the authority to make decisions.
Can you control the process of a divorce mediation?
You can’t control all parts of a divorce mediation, but you can take steps that will help the process proceed as smoothly and as quickly as possible. As part of this process, you will need to gather several documents, including:
What is the difference between mediation and collaborative divorce?
Mediation typically costs less than litigation or collaborative divorce. Mediation is less adversarial than litigation which reduces the animosity and can help preserve a working relationship. Mediators are trained in counseling can assist both sides in acknowledging feelings but not allowing feelings to control the decision-making process.
Can a mediator force you to accept terms in a divorce?
Keep in mind that mediators are neutral resources and they are not participating to take a side and force you or your spouse to accept terms that you don’t want to. Both you and your spouse should talk to several mediators until you both find one who is agreeable to both sides.
How do I prepare for a divorce mediation?
Once agreed upon, the key to a successful mediation is preparation. You can’t control all parts of a divorce mediation, but you can take steps that will help the process proceed as smoothly and as quickly as possible. As part of this process, you will need to gather several documents, including: Partnerships & Other Business Interests Valuation.
Does a mediator have the authority to make decisions?
A mediator does not have the authority to make decisions. Instead, a mediator works in a neutral capacity and attempts to facilitate agreement on any disputed financial or co-parenting issues.