Male Early Neutral Evaluation Specialist
If you are moving through the divorce process and are not sure that you want to go through the traditional court system, you may want to consider completing an early neutral evaluation to get a sense of all of the facts in your case and how your case might be interpreted. There are two types of early neutral evaluations – financial early neutral evaluations and social early neutral evaluations. Jeff Johnson of Johnson Mediation is a male early neutral evaluation specialist in Minnetonka, MN who can guide you through the process in a productive way. Jeff has been through divorce himself and has devoted his career to helping couples navigate this complicated process.
A financial early neutral evaluation can help you settle the terms of your divorce related to dividing your assets and joint property. In many cases, once all information is shared with the other, resolution can be reached without ever setting foot into a courtroom. A financial early neutral evaluation is completely voluntary and can really only help you. If it works, you can complete an agreement that will be a part of your divorce settlement process.
Divorce can be a challenging process, but divorce mediation offers a collaborative approach to resolving issues amicably. Unlike the traditional adversarial divorce, mediation focuses on cooperation and finding mutually beneficial solutions. Johnson Mediation provides expertise and support to help couples navigate the complexities of divorce, aiming to minimize conflict and reduce costs.
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.
One of the most common questions that we are asked by our clients is how long they should expect the divorce mediation process to take. Every divorce is unique, and the settlement process can be different for different couples. In general, you can expect to participate in 3-4 two hour mediation sessions over the course of a few months. This can be a bit shorter or longer depending on the readiness of both parties to resolve the issues and the emotional state of each party. Johnson Mediation focuses on helping you navigate every aspect of the divorce process, from start to finish, so that you can move forward
