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Divorce: How to Control Your Future
The thought that someone else making decisions about your life in your divorce can be overwhelming. However, there are ways to take control of your future during the divorce process to ensure that the decisions made are tailored to your unique situation. By focusing on out of court options such as Mediation and Collaborative Divorce, you can avoid leaving your fate in the hands of a judge who is not fully understanding of your family’s needs. Why Settling is Key If you want to control your future in a divorce, the best way to do so is through a settlement of your case. Whether it’s an informal discussion, a settlement at the courthouse, Mediation, or Collaborative Divorce, settling gives you more control over the outcome….
How to Choose the Right Attorney
Choosing the right attorney can significantly impact the outcome of your case. When you are dealing with a family law matter, or any other legal issue, finding an attorney who is the right fit for you is key. Here is a guide to walk you through the steps to make an informed decision. 1. Interview Multiple Attorneys The first step in choosing the right attorney is to interview multiple candidates. Don’t feel pressured to hire the first lawyer you meet. Take your time to talk to several attorneys, either in person or through a consultation. By doing so, you’ll be able to compare their approaches, experience, and communication styles. Ask each attorney about their experience with cases similar to yours. How do they handle these…
How Long Does Mediation Take?
One of the most common questions about Mediation is, “How long will this take?” There isn’t a simple answer. Mediation timelines can vary greatly depending on several factors. Here’s what you need to know. 3 Factors That Influence Mediation Time Why You Shouldn’t Rush Mediation While you may be eager to finalize your divorce and move on, rushing through Mediation is not advisable. Speeding through the process can lead to oversights, such as forgetting to discuss important issues or making hasty decisions that you might regret later. It is important to take the time to think about each decision carefully and consult with your attorney when necessary. By doing so, you’ll ensure that the final agreement is well-considered and in your best interest. The Role…