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What is the Divorce Mediation Process Like?
Mediation is a type of alternate dispute resolution that can help couples avoid contentious litigation. It allows the parties to have more control over the process, allowing for creative and customized solutions tailored to their unique needs. Divorce mediation is conducted by a trained neutral professional, called a mediator, who facilitates discussions between the couple seeking a divorce.
Suggestions For a Positive Outcome In a Divorce
When you are at the end or the near end of your marriage, it is tempting to stay stuck because of the fear of what …
Tips for Handling Work During Your Divorce Process
As you’re going through a divorce, it can be easy for the process to overtake every aspect of your life. Many people find it extremely difficult to focus at work, which could lead to lower performance and potential disciplinary issues.
There are steps you can take to help you remain focused on your career as your divorce proceeds. Below are a few examples:
How Does the Uncontested Divorce Process Compare to a Contested Divorce?
In an uncontested divorce case, a divorce petition has been filed, but there are no important issues in dispute…If you have questions contact the Law Offices of Rebecca Medina.
How a Prenuptial Agreement Can Be a Smart Move If Divorce Should Arise
With all the positive emotions leading up to Marriage or a Domestic Partnership, the notion of a Prenuptial Agreement can be an incredibly delicate and …
Tips for Getting Back onto the Dating Scene After Divorce
At some point, most people who go through a divorce get to the point where they are willing to think about dating again. Of course, if you have been married for a while, that can be a daunting prospect because it may have been quite a few years since you last went out on a date with someone other than your former spouse.
We have some tips to help you comfortably ease back into the dating scene.
How to Stay Out of Court While Getting Divorced
There are several ways to obtain a divorce without ever going to court. Your particular route will depend on the circumstances of your divorce, your relationship with your spouse, and how many issues are in dispute.
4 Keys to Understanding a QDRO in a Divorce Settlement
When couples are in the midst of their divorce and hashing out the terms of their property division, they may hear an attorney say they …
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