Of the many questions you may have about divorce, the most common is probably about how to prepare for it. The key to being ready for a divorce mediation is to be fully prepared with all of your paperwork and all of your documents in order. This will help in both the process and in the end results, as you will be able to remember what is said and what was agreed upon as well as having everything organized and in one place.One of the first things that you should do before mediation begins is to make sure that you both have copies of all of your paperwork and documents. This includes: Your marriage license or certificate Your “together or apart” agreement or separation agreement (if you are married) Your property documents, including deeds and mortgages and any other property records Your debts, including co-signers, accounts and loans Your bills All of your financial records for the last three years (such as bank statements, credit card statements, tax records, etc.), as well as any financial projections for the next few months All of your important contacts for hire such as caterers and photographers.
What are disadvantages of mediation?
After separating, it is quite normal for partners to have disagreements and even fights. The best way to handle this is by involving your friends and family who can give you excellent advice. Another advantage of mediation is the fact that it allows both parties to be involved in the process, which can help reach a more harmonious ending. Disadvantages of mediation include the fact that both parties may not be satisfied with the result. This may cause strain in the relationship, causing one or both partners to seek out a more traditional legal process. Additionally, a judge or mediator may require one party to make financial concessions that they are uncomfortable with.
What are some examples of mediation questions?
There are many examples of mediation questions, but here are a few:1. Can I get a restraining order against my ex?2. My mom and I aren’t on the same page about where I should live when we get married. Can you help us figure out a solution?3. My boyfriend and I have been fighting a lot lately and I’m worried that it might be hurting our relationship. Do you have any advice on how to communicate with each other better?