Your Own Divorce – a divorce that fits your needs
With a legal guide to facilitate the process, you can obtain your own fair divorce.
- More private
- Less costly
- Faster
- Less painful
A mediator can guide a couple through the process of getting a divorce and help them obtain a divorce of their own without having to hire two attorneys.
The married couple maintains greater control over the results because they are considering their options regarding
- Division of property and debt
- Child support and maintenance
- Custody and placement
How does it work?
You receive advice, support and help from not only the mediator but also the specialists who meet with you separately. Rumbaut Law Specialists
- The legal process is explained.
- You get forms for filing.
- You pay per session – no retainer necessary.
- Communication between the parties is supported.
- Parents are helped to make the best decisions for the well-being of their children.
- Creative solutions are considered and encouraged.
- Cooperation is promoted.
- An informal atmosphere is maintained which saves time and reduces the cost of a divorce.
- Preserves the strengths of the relationship between parents.
- All communications are private and confidential.
- Every session focuses on a specific theme – the children, the house , the debts.
- Help for specific conflicts is provided.
Compare with other methods for getting a divorce -
1. Litigation –
- Requires two attorneys
- Each attorney typically charges $200 per hour
- The trial is public
- The emotional cost easily increases
2. Pro se or on one’s own –
- There are forms available from the court
- But there are no explanations of the law
- There is little assistance to resolve conflicts until you reach trial stage
With mediation, you can also resolve issues such as -
- Paternity
- Premarital agreements
- Other post-divorce issues
You do not lose your right to trial before a judge if the mediation process does not result in an agreement.
All communications are private and confidential.