Divorce Mediation Checklist – Is it right for you?

It’s not for everyone but divorce mediation can be cheaper, easier and a overall great option for the *right* couple.

February 24, 2022

Divorce mediation is a cheaper, more streamlined option to getting divorced. And while it is an incredible option for the right couple, it’s a horrible option for most. So here’s the quick divorce mediation checklist to see if it’s the right option for you:

  1. No Kids 

Is it possible for people with kids to go through a divorce mediation successfully? Yes. It’s possible but very unlikely. Between all the variables and emotions that go along with custody, people with kids are not usually good candidates for divorce mediation.

  1. Ability to Compromise with Your Ex

Divorce mediation isn’t a magic wand. In order to be successful, you will need to be able to communicate and compromise with your ex. Emotions run raw and it’s completely understandable if you can’t compromise on your own. That’s okay, but if that’s the case you need a lawyer to defend and negotiate on your behalf.

  1. No Major Assets

Houses, joint business ventures, 401ks, pensions, etc are all major assets that can complicate your divorce. It’s incredibly hard to see clearly during this period and when you have major assets it’s best to rely on the expertise of a divorce attorney.

Hollie Lemkin carries both divorce and divorce mediation cases. If you are interested to see which is the better option for your specific situation, please call 949-734-7300 today. She doesn’t use any gatekeepers, you will get to speak to her directly right away.

Call today to speak with Hollie A. Lemkin to discuss your questions & issues!

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