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There are probably quite a few New Jersey residents who make the decision to get a divorce without fully assessing the options for getting through the process. For some, there is a preconceived notion that the divorce case must play out in a courtroom, with arguments made in front of a family law judge. However, for many couples, there is another option: divorce mediation.
So, what do our readers need to know about divorce mediation? Well, for starters, it is important to realize that mediation is just one option to pursue in a divorce. Many couples who are going through a divorce are not fully at-odds with their soon-to-be ex-spouse — they simply believe they will be better off outside the confines of a troublesome marriage. These types of couples can negotiate and work together toward a divorce resolution in which all sides get to give their input.
One of the main goals of divorce mediation is to reach an agreement that both sides can live with. Once an agreement is reached, it can then be submitted to a family law court for approval — as long as the agreement conforms with the requisite legal requirements. Another important goal of divorce mediation is to avoid high-stress, emotional conflict.
Lastly, our readers in New Jersey should know that divorce mediation isn’t for everyone. It can be a viable option in many cases, but the unique circumstances of any given case may necessitate courtroom litigation. Divorcing couples should be sure to understand all the options that may be possible to resolve their divorce legal issues.
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