Mediation in North Carolina

How Can We Avoid Taking Our Divorce to Court? Sometimes, a couple reaches a point where they both agree that divorce is the best path forward – but they don’t want to end up trapped in a long, contentious court battle. That’s entirely understandable. Long, drawn-out...

What Mediation Can Do For You

When you’re going through a divorce it may seem that you and your ex-spouse cannot seem to agree on anything: where the kids should stay, who should have the marital home, is alimony necessary. Don’t think you are alone in this. Most people going through a divorce...

What if I Want to Stay Married?

Going through a divorce that you don’t want is especially difficult.  The news can be shocking and emotionally devastating.  It is crucial for you to not simply stand by during this time of pain. A divorce lawyer can help you understand your legal situation and choose...

The Secrets to a Successful Mediation

For those who are contemplating divorce, or who find themselves in the midst of a divorce, it may seem as if countless issues need to be resolved. It can, at least initially, feel overwhelming, and depending upon the state of your relationship when you decided to...

Understanding Mediation and Arbitration in Divorce Cases

Often, when people unfamiliar with the divorce process are asked to describe what it is like, many tend to paint a picture of an angry couple, each with their own aggressive attorneys, battling it out tooth and nail over every issue in a courtroom. It’s...

Should I Arbitrate My Divorce Case?

Arbitration is a less formal option for divorce cases. It is where a third person, called the arbitrator, acts as the “judge” for the case. Arbitrators are not like mediators. Similar to judges, arbitrators are trained to hear testimony, receive evidence, and make a...