There are many reasons you may be contemplating divorce, but
we recommend trying
mediation before taking the steps for file for divorce. If you and your partner can agree to seek
mediation with the intent of either reconciliation or avoiding a drawn-out and
costly divorce, you need to seek a mediator that will keep conversations
productive.
Here are some things to look for in a qualified mediator:
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A good mediator will allow both partners to have
their say and will know how to manage the balance of power in mediation
sessions.
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The best mediator for you and your partner will
be able to win the respect of both parties.
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A good mediator will recommend that attorneys
for each party review any agreement before signing it.
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Your mediator should have satisfied references
from both sides of their mediated cases.
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The mediator should have solid experience in
handling marital estates, parenting, and custody issues, as appropriate to your
situation.
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