If you and your spouse are ending your marriage, the two of you may opt to use mediation to resolve the issues surrounding your divorce, including the division of marital assets and debt, child custody, and child support and alimony, among others.
Through mediation, you and your spouse meet with a neutral third party known as a mediator. This person’s job is to guide the conversation and help the two of you find resolutions to various issues. The mediator does not make any binding decisions but rather assures the discussions remain on the right track. It is important to note that the mediator will not advise the parties regarding the law. You should consult with a family law attorney prior to and during the mediation process so that you are aware of your potential rights and obligations.
Why is mediation preferable to going to court and resolving your issues through litigation? The following are four significant benefits:
If you would like to explore the possibility of using mediation to resolve your divorce, meet with a skilled Pittsburgh family law attorney at Feldstein Grinberg Lang & McKee, P.C.