Improve Your Mediation with the
Assistance of Professionals

As couples weigh their divorce process options, many are realizing working with a mediator is a great option.

 

For many divorcing couples, the financial cost of getting a divorce is the greatest concern, and by choosing to proceed through mediation, they are keeping the costs down and avoiding the animosity that can accompany litigation.

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In these scenarios where you are not hiring attorneys for full representation, it is still a good idea to have a consultation with an attorney. The consultation allows you to get legal advice and to confirm you understand everything. You don’t have to pay a large retainer and most attorneys are willing to spend an hour or two with you to review your settlement agreement before you finalize it.

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It also may be a good idea to consult with a trusted financial advisor who can provide some professional insight into maximizing your financial picture through the divorce. The goal is to provide financial security for your future. The financial expert can review property distribution scenarios and help predict how the proposed settlements may impact your financial future.

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These are the types of services the mediator can’t provide you. Our office can provide you names of attorneys and financial advisors you can contact, if necessary.