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Although you may be at the end of your marriage, that does not necessarily mean you hold hostility toward your spouse or want to make matters more complicated than they need to be. Perhaps you are concerned that taking your matter to the court will create more tension in the relationship and lead you to feel more resentful toward your spouse, particularly when it comes to deciding an arrangement for your children.
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It is natural to question resolving your most personal issues in court. The legal process can feel impersonal and combative regarding family and divorce matters. Through mediation, you and your spouse can work through your issues outside of a formal setting and reduce the amount of time you spend in a courtroom.
At King Law, we offer affordable mediation services with attorneys Brian W. King and John B. Crotts. Both have been certified by the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission as Certified Family Financial and Superior Court Mediators for several years. Both have extensive experience dealing with divorce and other family law matters and are prepared to help you achieve what is best for you and your family.
Divorce mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution in which a neutral third party, known as a mediator, oversees the discussion of undecided matters between divorcing couples. The mediators in charge of supervising these conversations:
Although you always have the right to go through divorce mediation without legal representation, you are unlikely to achieve the total value or benefit without a qualified divorce mediation attorney on your side. During divorce mediation, you need to be confident in your understanding of your rights and your options.
At King Law, our North Carolina divorce mediation lawyers can ensure that you go into any legal process with confidence. Before attending mediation, we equip our clients with knowledge of their rights, lay out their options for resolution, and provide best and worst-case scenarios for their unique cases so that they are always fully prepared for what lies ahead.
If a divorcing couple is capable of cooperation, mediation can be an effective way to obtain a resolution to their case without having to see the inside of a courtroom.
Should the two parties be unable to reach an agreement through mediation, they are not forced to finish the process through this method. If the divorcing couple cannot seem to find common ground on their issues, they always have the option to take the case to trial.
When married couples split, they must make some tough decisions about critical issues that can impact the rest of their lives. Although making these decisions can be challenging and emotional, choosing to terminate a marriage does not mean that a couple cannot work together to resolve issues and compromise on what they care about the most.
Mediation is one of the best forums for providing couples with a safe place to express their opinions and negotiate how to resolve complicated matters such as:
Mediators may not possess the power to impose an agreement on either party, but an experienced mediator can usually help parting couples resolve their differences even after other methods have proved unsuccessful.
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Nobody wants (or plans) to have to draft a divorce, child custody, or spousal support plan when they recite their vows, but it is a reality in our society. At King Law, we have years of experience helping individuals deal with the most stressful issues families can go through.
Let our seasoned North Carolina divorce mediation attorneys review your situation in confidence to determine if you may benefit from our mediation services. Our team will explain what you can expect, anticipate any obstacles, and help guide you and your family towards a favorable resolution. Call (888) 748-5464(5464) or complete our contact form to schedule a consultation today.
