Divorce Best Practices

Be Prepared: Make a list of your assets, debts, and possessions, and decide on your priorities. You can also create a budget and a list of what is most important to you. Gather bank statements, and start to organize your finances.

Be open to compromise: Divorce mediation is about reaching an agreement. Compromise is key to drafting an agreement you both can live with. Mediation can help you reach your financial goals after divorce or separation..

Mediate First: Schedule your first mediation session right away to start the divorce process off smoothly. Spouses that meet for mediation before separation tend to have a better outcome, and waste less money on legal fees.

Be Realistic: Divorce mediation is not about one spouse winning or losing. The focus is on drafting a fair agreement between spouses. When spouses focus on the optimal financial outcome, both parties win!

Don’t worry. Your mediator will gently guide you through the divorce process step by step and provide you with tips and tools for a successful mediation. Your family does not belong in court. Choose mediation.

Questions about divorce mediation?

Divorce mediation is the best option for families. Do not hesitate to contact a mediator right away if you believe a divorce or separation is in your future. If you would like more information about divorce best practices and the mediation process, please schedule a free chat or an online consultation at http://clementmediation.com

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