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The couple will often meet with the mediator together at least once to get information about the process It is beneficial for each party to also have separate meetings with the mediator
Read MoreThe court will assess the relationship between the parties that are living together to determine whether alimony should be terminated They will also look at whether the individual is dependent on the new partner financially
Read MoreThe average number of mediation sessions required for a divorce is 3 or 4 Couples can take as many sessions as they need to resolve all contested matters
Read MoreThe court may allow a spouse to have visitation with the child if they are not abusive towards the child The abused spouse may wish to request that the other parent only has supervised visitation with the child
Read MoreMediated divorces are often cheaper than litigated divorces This is because the divorce typically takes less time than a traditional divorce
Read MoreMediated divorces allow the couple to remain out of the courtroom The couple can make decisions on their own instead of having a judge decide for them Mediated divorces are often quicker and less expensive
Read MoreA mediator facilitates a constructive resolution between two parties getting divorced Some of the matters addressed through mediation include equitable distribution, child support, child custody, spousal support, and more
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