Mediation to resolve divorce has become increasingly commonplace in recent years. More and more people are recognizing that a war model of resolving family conflict during divorce creates more animosity, drives up costs, and makes the likelihood of successful post-divorce relationships exponentially difficult. What few realize, however, is that the very tools and process approach that can work to help people negotiate the
...read more →Divorce and resolving family law conflict can be difficult enough, without the process itself adding additional conflict. In this article in the South Shore Women’s Journal, I explain why using mediation or Collaborative Process to resolve family conflict or to obtain a divorce can help reduce stress and help the people involved control the outcome and the costs. Article is HERE. same day
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