Do Divorce Well
DEMYSTIFY THE DIVORCE PROCESS | know your options
STAY IN CONTROL | transform fears into plans
REDUCE TIME AND EXPENSE | save your money for your future
#1 Reason to Mediate | YOU GET TO DECIDE says The American Bar Association. Just one of the many good reasons to consider mediation before you head to the Courthouse.
Did you know you CAN get divorced without competing lawyers, added conflict, contested hearings, and expensive litigation?
A lot of people don’t.
If you recognize the time for fighting is over, are interested in an alternative path and at least think you are capable of an amicable divorce – mediation is worth considering first.
The better way: Divorce Mediation
- Principled Negotiations- interests vs. positions
- Financial Models-settlement scenarios & cashflow
- Parenting Plans-decision making & parenting time
- Maintain Control- settle outside of the Court
- Highest Confidentiality- Preserve privacy & avoid public court hearings
- Quicker timeline- Work on your schedule, not the Courts
Divorce is hard enough. Make it easier with mediation.
First:
Jointly agree to Mediate. Schedule a Consultation. Discuss Particulars. Get Started.
Next:
Communicate in Sessions. Identify interests. Invent options. Discuss numbers. Build settlements.
Finally:
Divorce with clarity, organization, and sophistication. Receive case support from start to finish.
A note from Krista Kaufmann, CDFA® Divorce Mediator:
“You can DO DIVORCE WELL with the help of the right professional. The biggest fears for families experiencing separation or divorce are the financial and future unknowns. These fears become compounded when people feel trapped between two unpleasant options; try to do it on your own or spend thousands on competing lawyers and litigation. There is a THIRD OPTION, which we believe is the better option; and that is to STAY IN CONTROL of your future. Through education, process support and creating your own outcomes, you can do this. We help you invent ideas, convert ideas into plans, develop creative financial solutions and negotiate meaningful agreements for your future and your family. A District Court judge calls our clients “diamonds in the rough” which is a compliment. We think many people facing separation and divorce are diamonds in the rough | people who are generally of good character but lack education and final touches that would make them truly stand out from the crowd.
People tell me every day, ‘we wish we know about your services when we got divorced’. I wish you did too. Why not stand out from the crowd and Do Divorce Well.
Let’s talk about how we may help.
