Palm Harbor Family Lawyer

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Jul 2019

What is the Difference Between a Collaborative Divorce and Mediation?

Once you have made the decision, you and your spouse will have to decide how you plan on accomplishing a divorce. If you are looking to stay out of court and save money, you might be looking at collaborative divorce or mediation. These two options have many similarities, but they also have some distinct differences. Depending on your preference, needs, and goals, one might be more appropriate for ...

Posted By K. Dean Kantaras, P.A.,

10

Jul 2017

The Role of Mediators in Divorce

Mediation is one of the most amicable alternatives to customary divorce proceedings, as it removes the contentious, and drawn-out court processes which usually accompany traditional divorce. Mediation involves sitting with your ex-spouse in order to determine the details of your divorce settlement between the two of you. With the help of lawyers or advisors if you so choose to have them there, a ...

Posted By Dean Kantaras

1

Apr 2014

Benefits of Mediation for Family Law Disputes

Divorce does not have to be a fight. In fact, in many cases it is better for all parties involved if the separating spouses can settle their differences outside of a judicial setting. However, the emotional nature of divorce makes it nearly impossible for many to negotiate directly with their former spouses. Moreover, even those who want to work together may not fully appreciate all the matters ...

Posted By Dean Kantaras