Navigating your divorce may be your greatest challenge yet. But you can maintain control over the process and preserve peace of mind. At Divorce Resolution Now our expertise is in utilizing the non-confrontational mediation approach to save you money, reduce stress and anxiety, and preserve family relationships when children are involved.
While many mediators are not lawyers, Mr. Larson is one of the few with such a lengthy track record in Family Law. Though he does not give legal advice during a mediation, with his legal knowledge he can help guide the couples reach a fair and equitable solution.
While friends, family and religious leaders do provide emotional guidance and direction, Mr. Larson effectively uses mediation to guide you on the path to actually get your divorce resolved with a minimum of trauma.
Mr. Larson is one of the leaders in the field to conduct online divorce mediation via Zoom. There is no need for you to be in the presence of your soon-to-be former spouse. The mediator hosting the meeting is able to manage electronic and verbal control, the process being maintained on a level playing field throughout.
Take advantage of the benefits that mediation offers:
What are your primary needs as you enter the divorce arena?
The non-adversarial nature of mediation minimizes hostility and blame and cost. This creates a calmer environment that shields children from the stress of prolonged disputes, especially when dragged out for months waiting for a court date. However, instead of pitting parents against each other when in court, mediation encourages respectful dialogue between them.
The more peaceful approach to divorce can lower the risk of children developing behavioral issues post-divorce, as studies show that high-conflict separations correlate with increased anxiety, depression, or acting out in children. When a divorce proceeds amicably, mediation helps maintain emotional security, thus allowing children to adjust more smoothly to the new family dynamic.
Post-divorce, parents who settle their disputes through mediation significantly help preserve their family’s future by continuing to nurture positive relationships. Children especially can then benefit from more stable and supportive relationships with both parents. Also, by avoiding hefty legal fees and drawn-out battles, parents preserve financial resources for their children’s future such as family activities and college funds.
Friends, family and religious leaders may provide emotional guidance and direction, but may not get you any closer to actually getting your divorce resolved. Mediation provides the process and the procedure to reduce conflict, encourage respectful dialogue, minimize trauma, and provide the path to attaining resolution. Reaching an agreement that finalizes your divorce is the best emotional support available.
Mediation promotes transparent discussions on assets and budgets, often aided by financial experts when necessary. This leads to fair, customized divisions that protect your economic stability, avoiding costly surprises. It also finalizes your divorce on a far more peaceful note than in a court battle.
While many mediators are not lawyers, Mr. Larson is one of the few with such a lengthy track record in Family Law. Though he does not give legal advice during a mediation, with his legal knowledge he can help guide the couples reach a fair and equitable solution. When questioned, Mr. Larson can help the parties review state statutes relating to divorce that they have questions about, helping them be informed on rights and laws. It is always advised by Mr. Larson that agreements reached by the parties are reviewed by attorneys before finalization, protecting everyone from alleged and/or unseen unfair terms.
What are your primary needs as you enter the divorce arena?
The non-adversarial nature of mediation minimizes hostility and blame and cost. This creates a calmer environment that shields children from the stress of prolonged disputes, especially when dragged out for months waiting for a court date. However, instead of pitting parents against each other when in court, mediation encourages respectful dialogue between them.
The more peaceful approach to divorce can lower the risk of children developing behavioral issues post-divorce, as studies show that high-conflict separations correlate with increased anxiety, depression, or acting out in children. When a divorce proceeds amicably, mediation helps maintain emotional security, thus allowing children to adjust more smoothly to the new family dynamic.
Post-divorce, parents who settle their disputes through mediation significantly help preserve their family’s future by continuing to nurture positive relationships. Children especially can then benefit from more stable and supportive relationships with both parents. Also, by avoiding hefty legal fees and drawn-out battles, parents preserve financial resources for their children’s future such as family activities and college funds.
Friends, family and religious leaders may provide emotional guidance and direction, but may not get you any closer to actually getting your divorce resolved. Mediation provides the process and the procedure to reduce conflict, encourage respectful dialogue, minimize trauma, and provide the path to attaining resolution. Reaching an agreement that finalizes your divorce is the best emotional support available.
Mediation promotes transparent discussions on assets and budgets, often aided by financial experts when necessary. This leads to fair, customized divisions that protect your economic stability, avoiding costly surprises. It also finalizes your divorce on a far more peaceful note than in a court battle.
While many mediators are not lawyers, Mr. Larson is one of the few with such a lengthy track record in Family Law. Though he does not give legal advice during a mediation, with his legal knowledge he can help guide the couples reach a fair and equitable solution. When questioned, Mr. Larson can help the parties review state statutes relating to divorce that they have questions about, helping them be informed on rights and laws. It is always advised by Mr. Larson that agreements reached by the parties are reviewed by attorneys before finalization, protecting everyone from alleged and/or unseen unfair terms.
Upon requesting your mediation session, one of our lawyers will contact you within 24 hours.
Divorce mediation is a process where a neutral third party, known as a mediator, assists couples in resolving disputes related to their divorce. The mediator controls the flow of the conversation and facilitates discussions and helps both parties reach mutually acceptable agreements on issues like asset division, child custody, and support. However, only the parties make final agreements.
