Divorce mediation is a process in which a mediator attempts to reach a mutual agreement between both spouses in a divorce proceeding. This helps both parties avoid costly court hearings, discovery, finger-pointing, and other unpleasant aspects of the divorce. Additionally, it helps both parties cope constructively with the many tasks and problems that accompany a divorce.

It Helps Avoid Court Hearings, Finger-Pointing, And A Costly Trial.

Divorce mediation can prevent the court system from taking the case further than necessary. Separation often triggers anger and resentment, making the process more expensive. It also avoids the public proceedings, discovery, finger-pointing, and hefty attorney fees that often accompany traditional divorce litigation.

It Helps Them Cope With Problems And Tasks 

Divorce can be a traumatic experience for children. This book helps them cope constructively with the problem of losing their parents. The book contains vignettes that present the various situations children are likely …