Mediation

In the state of Connecticut, when it comes to divorce, there are three approaches to choose from: 1. Litigated Divorce2. Collaborative Divorce3. Mediated Divorce Read on to learn more about how mediated divorces work...

When you and your spouse consider mediation for your divorce, you may hear the term “review counsel” and wonder what review counsel is and does in a Connecticut divorce mediation. What Is...

  After you decide that a divorce is the best decision for you, the next question is often about the available ways to divorce in Connecticut.  The default for Connecticut divorces in...

When two spouses handle a family law dispute through mediation, the case is settled under their control. Unlike a judge, who might make decisions for the parties, a mediator acts as...

Updated December 17, 2023 Here in Connecticut, there are several options for divorcing couples who wish to avoid the high cost and stress of high conflict litigation. Two of the most popular...

Divorce can be complex and emotional, but contrary to what television would have you believe, it doesn’t have to be contentious. While litigation is necessary in some circumstances, for many couples, mediation is...

Divorce is a major life change for you and your children, but doesn’t have to be conflict-laden or emotionally devastating. A divorce need not involve a nasty and drawn-out courtroom...

It’s summer, and, of course, we should all be outside. But just in case you want to beat the heat by spending a blissful afternoon bingewatching Netflix, consider Grace and Frankie. The show...

Updated December 9, 2023 One of the most challenging conversations we have with divorcing parents surrounds their fears about telling their children about divorce. Choosing the right approach when informing...

Quite a bit of attention has been paid to the new law effective October 1, more formally known as Public Act No. 15-7, allowing faster and less expensive divorces for spouses who...