Family Law | Separation and Divorce | Avoid Court If Possible
CHOOSE THE HIGH GROUND Separating from your spouse can be a difficult, emotional and often very stressful event. There are two ways to resolve the disputes that arise when couples separate. The first, and by far the better way, is by way of a separation agreement. Once signed, the agreement is a binding contract on both parties. Of course, getting to an agreement means that both parties must be reasonable and cooperative with one another. If that process fails, the only other way to address the issues is in family court. Accordingly, in some circumstances, consider that a good mediator can help couples find that 'middle ground' that leads to an agreement when the couple, on their own, cannot. You really want to avoid family court if possible. There are a number of good reasons to avoid running off to court, the most important of which is that doing so tends to add fuel to the fire so to speak. Liti...