Written agreements that result from mediation are usually legally binding. Knowing what legal constraints come along with mediation is extremely important before entering into a situation where you will be using a mediator.
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A mediator is a trained, impartial professional who assists disputants in reaching a settlement outside of court. Their role is to help the parties resolve the problem by discussing their dispute, identifying their cases’ strengths and weaknesses, and coming to a satisfactory solution.
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While many think that they are necessary, a divorce lawyer is not required if you and your spouse can resolve issues through divorce mediation. However, the best choice depends on your unique situation.
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Mediation is a method of introducing a trained third party to assist with dialogue, providing a neutral party to facilitate a conversation without it getting stuck on hiccups such as disagreements or non-constructive topics.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), is a cost-effective, efficient way to solve settlements and conflicts outside of court. Taking disputes through the traditional litigation system can be a stressful, costly, time-consuming ordeal that often ends in a “winner-take-all” result. With ADR, all parties involved have control in negotiating the outcomes, which is a more diplomatic approach to dispute resolution.
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Mediation, a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), can be an inexpensive, effective, and peaceful method for resolving conflict between two parties without going to trial. Mediation is a non-confrontational process that involves a neutral individual (usually an attorney or retired judge) helping the two parties come to a mutually agreed upon solution.
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