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Mediation: Can mediation be effective in high-asset divorce cases?
When a divorce involves significant assets, there can be more issues to resolve. Mediation offers a private, efficient, and informed way to navigate these matters without the time, cost, and exposure of traditional litigation. High-asset cases frequently include prenuptial agreements, business interests, multiple real estate properties, retirement plans, stock options and inherited or premarital wealth.…
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Mediation: How can mediation help co-parents?
Separation is challenging for any family, and creating a workable parenting plan can be one of the most emotional and complex parts of the process. Mediation offers a setting where parents can focus on building a plan that supports their children and reduces the potential for future conflict. When parents choose mediation, they have the…
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Mediation: What happens during family mediation?
If you are preparing for your first divorce mediation session, you may be unsure of what to expect. Mediation is a confidential and structured process focused on resolution, but it is very different from going to court. At the start of the session, the mediator will explain their role and outline the ground rules. The…
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Mediation: What is family or divorce mediation?
Considering divorce or separation? Mediation might be the right path. If you are considering divorce or separation, mediation might be the right path. Divorce or separation does not have to involve courtrooms, high conflict, or excessive legal costs, even when children are involved. Mediation offers an alternative approach that can be more respectful, more efficient,…
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Divorce Basics: Mediation
Divorce can be one of the most emotionally and financially challenging events in a person’s life. Mediation offers divorcing couples the chance to resolve their differences outside of the courtroom. In Kentucky, many divorce and custody cases are ultimately resolved via mediation. Typically, mediation occurs once there has been financial disclosure. Mediation allows both spouses…
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