during mediation you actually bargain. both sides try to settle many issues that would take forever in court and cost thousands in lawyers. After the settlements are agreed upon by both parties and their attorneys, they are submitted to a judge who at that point will most likely sign it in as court order
In mediation…you have to agree to what is submitted. That agreement is submitted to a judge then becomes a court order, The key word is “agreement”. not forcing your ex into counseling. I think that mediation is bullhockey and a total waste of time and money. Just my opinion.
No, this is when you work out the terms of the divorce.
You discuss and compromise agreements such as: child custody, property settlement, debt settlement, etc.
January 25th, 2010 at 9:04 am
during mediation you actually bargain. both sides try to settle many issues that would take forever in court and cost thousands in lawyers. After the settlements are agreed upon by both parties and their attorneys, they are submitted to a judge who at that point will most likely sign it in as court order
January 25th, 2010 at 9:04 am
The judge should let you know what your options are.
January 25th, 2010 at 9:04 am
In mediation…you have to agree to what is submitted. That agreement is submitted to a judge then becomes a court order, The key word is “agreement”. not forcing your ex into counseling. I think that mediation is bullhockey and a total waste of time and money. Just my opinion.
January 25th, 2010 at 9:04 am
No, this is when you work out the terms of the divorce.
You discuss and compromise agreements such as: child custody, property settlement, debt settlement, etc.