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Mediation provides the parties with control over the outcome of their dispute. Mediation is very cost effective. Mediation, however, is not appropriate for everyone. For those who are not able to negotiate on their own behalf and are confused by the subject matter, mediation may not be the appropriate process to resolve the dispute. CLICK HERE FOR AN OVERVIEW OF COSTS

Mediation can be binding when the final settlement agreement is reduced to writing and signed by the parties. Mediation, however, is not appropriate for everyone. For those who are not able to negotiate on their own behalf and are confused by the subject matter, mediation may not be the appropriate process to resolve the dispute. CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE YOUR INITIAL TELEPHONE CONSULTATION TODAY

Yes! Generally, parties can reduce their overall costs by two-thirds! And, studies show that mediated agreements are followed approximately 85% of the time versus only 55% of the time for judge-rendered decisions. Therefore, parties who choose to mediate not only save a lot of money, they ensure the highest level of satisfaction and follow-through with the agreement! Parties spend FAR less in mediation than hiring two sets of attorneys! CLICK HERE FOR AN OVERVIEW OF COSTS

In order to be successful in mediation, both parties need to have the ability to make decisions together. If parties lack the ability to make mutually agreeable decisions, not only will mediation fail, but the parties will have spent a lot of money without any resolution to the problem. Additionally, parties who cannot be truthful or trustworthy are not successful in mediation. Read more about Divorce and Separation Mediation

Mediation Northwest encourages its clients to seek independent legal advice at any stage of the mediation process. Furthermore, independent legal advice is most helpful before the first mediation session and after receiving the first draft of the Mediation Settlement Agreement. Parties are encouraged to ask their attorney about the asset and debt division, spousal support, health insurance, custody, parenting time, and child support. CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE YOUR INITIAL TELEPHONE CONSULTATION TODAY