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Five key ways referring clients to mediation benefits family lawyers
Referring clients to a mediator is an important part of providing quality legal services for family law attorneys. Mediation offers multiple benefits for both the attorney and their client, from reduced workloads to improved settlement rates. It can also help to...
Six Toxic Words to Ruin Your Mediation
When it comes to settling a conflict through the mediation process, you want to make sure every word you use is meaningful and purposeful. However, for those who are not familiar with the world of mediation, there are some words which can have a catastrophic effect on...
Family Lawyers: Don’t oversell your case with “retainer talk”
Some attorneys make the mistake of engaging in "retainer talk." This has long been a practice among less scrupulous lawyers. They try to convince their clients they have the best legal strategy- even if they don't. However, over-promising with dishonest “retainer...
Why mediation is a better option for complex financial disputes.
If you are going through a divorce and have significant wealth, chances are you are looking for the best way to resolve complex financial disputes. Litigation is an option, but it can be costly and time-consuming. The better option is mediation because it allows you to remain in control of your decisions and avoid the drawn-out process of litigation. Here’s why mediation is the best solution for resolving complex financial disputes.
Five Tips to Have a Miserable Divorce
Looking for a miserable divorce? Here's how!Under the best of circumstances, a divorce can be an awful experience. Even if you have done all your research and know exactly how divorce works, it is still often a very toxic and harmful process. But there are some things...
Back to School in Two Households: A Practical Guide for Divorced Parents
Back-to-school season can be challenging for divorced parents navigating schedules, school expenses, communication, and extracurricular activities. This practical guide offers grounded strategies to help co-parents support their children through the school year.