People who do not know you or your family become the final decision-makers when you go through a lengthy, often contentious divorce in court. Many divorcing parents find that choosing mediation over litigation reduces conflict and makes post-divorce adjustment easier...

Mediation is an easy way that couples use to settle their divorce disputes. A mediator acts as the moderator, advisor, legal translator, etc. Sometimes a court may advise you to try the mediation process as it works better than the court process for some cases....

Just because a marriage ends doesn't mean that the couple has to let it get ugly. Many couples realize at some point that they simply don't want to continue the relationship. If one or both spouses realize that a divorce can remain as calm and restful as they let it,...

Connecticut residents who are contemplating divorce may be interested in incorporating mediation into the divorce process. While divorce may be complex, mediation might help spouses reconcile differences that might be a source of discord. Listening to one another is a...

Child custody mediation has become a popular alternative method of establishing a custody and visitation agreement in Connecticut. This type of mediation takes into account the needs and desires of both parents and children and allows for a more harmonious end to the...

More Connecticut couples whose marriages are ending are turning to mediation to help them make decisions about many common divorce issues. Even those with contentious child custody or property division issues may benefit from choosing mediation instead of litigation....

As many Connecticut residents may know, the process of pursuing and completing a divorce can be costly. According to one report, some couples may spend between $15,000 and $20,000 during the proceedings. However, there are some ways that an individual may be able to...