Is Divorce Mediation Effective When Conflict Is High
Every relationship is different, and every divorce is different. Some relationships have extremely high conflict and that is the primary reason for the separation. If this applies to you, you may assume that your only option to settle the terms of your divorce is to hire a lawyer and fight it out in the courts. You may be surprised to learn that mediation is another option for couples is divorce mediation. Johnson Mediation specializes in divorce mediation services for couples with even the most difficult and longstanding conflict
If you and your ex cannot agree on anything and have a history of extreme conflict, you may assume that you have no choice but to litigate your divorce in the courts. After all, how could you possibly agree on how to settle important issues like child custody and division of your shared property if you could not ever agree before. Well, before you hire attorneys and move toward a bitter court battle, consider mediation as a low cost, less stressful alternative. The team at Johnson Mediation can guide you through even an adversarial divorce.
Navigating the complexities of child custody after a divorce can be challenging and emotionally taxing. In Minnesota, child custody mediation offers a constructive and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation, enabling parents to collaboratively determine the best arrangements for their children.
Navigating child custody in Minnesota can be overwhelming, especially for divorced or separated parents who want to secure the best possible arrangement for their child. Understanding the legal process and key factors that influence custody decisions can help parents prepare for what lies ahead.
When considering divorce mediation in Minnesota, one of the most common questions we hear at Johnson Mediation is “How long will this take?” While every situation is unique, mediation typically offers a significantly faster resolution than traditional litigation. Understanding the timeline can help you prepare for the process and set realistic expectations.
Divorce mediation has become much more accepted and popular over the last several decades. Many states, including Minnesota actually encourage couples to use mediation or another dispute resolution technique before going through the courts to settle the terms of a divorce. The mediation process is based on the core premise that finding areas of compromise can allow a divorcing couple to make decisions about settling the terms of divorce in a way that are less contentious, less stressful and potentially more positive and productive than litigation.
