Mediation is for families looking for an amicable divorce, separation or agreements that won’t result in future resentment and new tribulations.
What is Mediation?
Mediation is an out-of-court dispute resolution process where you and the other party (your spouse, business partner, insurer) meet with a mediator to resolve matters without going to court.
Mediation is voluntary, meaning you and the other party have to agree to work with the mediator. You cannot be forced to agree on your issues or to even use mediation.
How does a Mediator help?
Mediators at Out of Court DivorceTM are highly trained to help you and the other party agree without taking sides.
Mediators cannot force you or the other party to agree, and they don’t make decisions for you. They simply help you to speak with each other, and understand each other’s needs, hopes and concerns. Their end goal is to help you both compromise and agree while reducing conflict.