Mediation is a viable alternative dispute resolution method that too many people overlook when considering divorce in New Jersey. People often assume that a court battle is the only way to resolve their issues, but divorce is not a winner-take-all process. Instead, it...
Will collaborative divorce suit your situation?
When going through a divorce, you want the path of least resistance. For many, this will involve avoiding court if at all possible. But how will that work out? On the one hand, you have the option of collaborative divorce. This will not work for everyone, but it can...
Is collaborative divorce right for you?
If you are planning on ending your marriage, there are several ways that you can come to a final divorce settlement with your spouse. One option may be to work in a collaborative fashion as opposed to asking a New Jersey judge to craft a final ruling. Let's take a...
What questions should you ask a divorce mediator?
New Jersey couples who choose to get a divorce might consider mediation to settle things. It’s important to ask certain questions before starting the process. What is your mediation style? You might want to ask the mediator about their mediation style. It can give you...
What you need to know about collaborative divorce
Divorce is not always an easy decision in New Jersey. It can be very difficult, and people often spend a lot of time talking about it before they decide to take the plunge. For some couples, collaborative divorce may be the best choice for them; however, many are...
Mediation and arbitration may resolve divorce disputes
Do you know about alternatives to court for divorce? Residents of Morristown and other areas of New Jersey may want to learn more about the process of mediation and arbitration as alternatives to resolve disputes. What does mediation mean? Alternative dispute...
How do arbitration, mediation and collaborative law differ?
During a typical divorce, many matters need addressing. Some couples going through a divorce in New Jersey choose conventional litigation. However, this might not be the right choice for you and your former spouse. There are several other ways to resolve this...
What makes collaborative law different from mediation?
Collaborative law and mediation both fall into the category of techniques used for alternative dispute resolution. Though they both aim to keep you and your spouse out of court during your divorce, they have some significant differences. Collaborative law requires you...
When is mediation mandatory?
When you get divorced in New Jersey, you have the option of going to divorce court or trying to resolve your issues through mediation. In certain situations, mediation isn't just an option: It's mandatory. The court might rule that you have to undergo mediation with...
Tips for staying healthy during a divorce
For many couples who are divorcing in New Jersey, feelings of misery, stress, anxiety and fear are common. Divorce can affect you both physically and emotionally, impacting almost every part of your life. Your living situation may drastically change and you may have...
