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Family Law Mediation...
There is a parallel between Collaborative Family Law
and Family Law Mediation, in that both are facilitative
processes. However, in Collaborative Family Law the parties
agree from the beginning of the dispute to attempt to
avoid court.
Family Law Mediation is often ordered during the course
of the litigation process. Further, in Collaborative Family
Law, the parties are fully informed about the law and the
consequences of various options, and their advocates facilitate
the negotiations. In mediation, the mediator is a neutral
third party who doesn't represent or advise either side.
Family Law Mediation is another option for families facing
transition; and another process that lets the clients make
their own decisions, as opposed to decisions imposed by
the court.

Bray, Chappell & Patterson attorneys offer two kinds
of mediation services:
Early Intervention Mediation
In early intervention mediation, we serve as mediator working
directly with the parties to achieve mutually agreeable
resolutions to all issues. The conferences are generally
1-1/2 to 2 hours each, and vary in number depending on the
complexity of the estate and the issues involving minor
children. Proposed resolutions are reviewed by attorneys
for each spouse before being finalized with the court.
Pre-Hearing Mediation
In this process, parties and their attorneys come to our
offices for a day long conference (or multiple days if needed)
seeking to achieve a resolution of their differences before
going through the financial and emotional costs of a contested
trial.
In both styles of mediation, we have experienced settlement
rates of over 95% in the now more than 350 mediations we
have conducted.
Contact us for
more information
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