Mediation

Updated August 11, 2023 Divorce can be an emotional transition, but it doesn't have to be a battle. When couples decide to end their marriage, they often turn to a...

Divorce itself is never an easy decision, and the process of separating can be challenging for both spouses.  However, couples seeking an amicable separation have a powerful tool at their...

Updated December 6, 2024 You have probably heard of mediation and wondered, "What is mediation in divorce?"  Please read on to learn more about divorce mediators and how they can help...

As is often the case, Joan and Rob weren’t on exactly the same page when they came to us.  (By the way, names have been changed to protect the privacy...

ADR, short for “Alternative Dispute Resolution,” is any method of resolving disputes outside of court.  But what is ADR in the divorce and family law context?  How does it work? Read on to learn...

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...