Month: March 2025

Divorce is never easy, but for Jane* and Dave*, finding a peaceful resolution was their top priority. After years of marriage, they knew they needed to separate, but they also wanted to avoid the stress, cost, and hostility of a court battle. That’s when they turned to mediation. In our first session, emotions ran high, and communication was strained. However, through guided discussions and structured problem-solving, we helped them focus on their shared goals—particularly co-parenting of their two children, fairly dividing their assets, and maintaining a respectful relationship toward each other. Over the course of 2 sessions, we tackled difficult

Divorce mediation can be an emotional and complex process, but proper preparation can make it more manageable. Whether you’re hoping for a peaceful resolution or simply want to avoid unnecessary stress, focusing on three key areas—gathering financial documents, identifying priorities, and staying open-minded—can set you up for success. 1. Gather Your Financial Documents One of the most important steps in mediation is having a clear understanding of your financial situation. Collect important documents such as: Having these documents ready will help ensure that discussions around asset division, child support, and alimony are based on accurate information, reducing delays and potential

Divorce mediation in Nebraska offers couples a way to resolve their differences without the stress and expense of a drawn-out courtroom battle. However, misconceptions about the process often lead people to believe it only works for certain couples or that it’s a quick fix for complex issues. In this blog, we’ll debunk common myths about divorce mediation and shed light on what it really involves. Myth 1: Divorce Mediation Only Works for Amicable Couples One of the most common misconceptions about divorce mediation is that it only works for couples who are already on good terms. In reality, mediation is