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What Happens After Mediation For Child Custody?

Navigating through the maze of child custody mediation can be an overwhelming process. The uncertainty of what lies ahead, the emotional turmoil, and the worry about the final outcome can make this a particularly stressful time.

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What Happens if There Is No Resolution in Mediation?

Mediation offers people an alternative option for dispute resolution and helps them avoid the sometimes lengthy—and always costly—process of litigation in court. But what if a resolution cannot be reached through mediation?

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What Are the Advantages of Mediation?

When we think of any legal process, we also usually think of that process happening in a courtroom. While it is true that many civil and criminal issues are often litigated in court, going to court is not the only solution when you have a legal problem.

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What to Expect at Mediation

When couples want to end their marriage, part of the divorce process may include mediation. Mediation is one of the most popular alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods that help couples take control of their situation and work together toward a mutually-beneficial resolution.

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Preparing for Mediation

When faced with a legal dispute regarding family law, mediation is often the best approach for resolution. However, although working with a trained mediator can lead to faster and less expensive legal agreements, it’s not a blanket solution. If you’re considering mediation you’ll still need to educate yourself on what to expect and how to properly prepare for it to get the most benefit.

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Dispelling Common Myths About Mediation

Divorce mediation provides an avenue for couples involved in a marital dissolution or disagreement to discuss the issues and reach a feasible resolution. Over the years, many estranged couples have been able to achieve a quick, cost-efficient, and fair divorce process through mediation. However, notwithstanding the record of success, there are several false assumptions and collective popular opinions that cause divorce mediation to be seriously underused.

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Is Mediation Binding?

Mediation is among the effective methods through which disputes between two or more parties or entities can be resolved amicably. Essentially, mediation requires the disputing parties to work together with a neutral third party who will help them negotiate workable settlement terms and eventually reach a feasible resolution. However, all terms agreed-upon during mediation must be accurately documented, properly signed, and presented to the court for official approval.

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Family Law Newsletter- Parenting Plans

A parenting plan, parenting arrangement, parenting agreement or access schedule is a voluntary agreement created by a child's parents that lays out specific terms of child-rearing that the parents will abide by.

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Slips, Falls and Other Premises Liability Claims

Premises liability law involves the legal responsibilities of property owners and occupiers to prevent injuries to persons on their property. One of the most common causes of such injuries is a trip or slip and fall, such as on an icy sidewalk, a loose or uneven stair tread, or a piece of debris, or spilled liquid on the floor.

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Motor Vehicle Accidents

Motor vehicle accidents cause the loss of property, health, time, and even life. Such accidents have a variety of possible causes, including driver error, negligence, manufacturing defects and dangerous weather. No matter what the specific cause or result, a crash can turn a normal day into a prolonged struggle.

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