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Understanding the legal standing of various conflict resolution methods is critical for any couple considering their divorce options. A common question I encounter in my practice is, "Is mediation legally binding?"

As a divorce mediator, I believe all divorcing couples should understand the key differences between mediation and arbitration. But first, what they have in common: both mediation and arbitration are alternative dispute resolution methods you might consider during your divorce: mediation and arbitration.

I was very happy to see the recent NYT’s article – “Can Divorce be Affordable? Yes, but Only if Spouses Want It to Be.”

Successful co-parenting relationships are possible when managed thoughtfully and intentionally by two parents acting in the best interest of their children.

Divorce mediation is more affordable than a litigated divorce. Estimates on the average cost of divorce vary, but there is one consistent theme

Mediation is a great option for divorcing couples who wish to be constructive and thoughtful in how they conclude their marriage.

Mediation can be your best option to achieve an efficient, straight-forward resolution on a schedule that’s right for you.

A marriage on the brink of ending is often a storm brewing on the horizon. The spouses and their children face stressful days ahead of them.

This article is part of a 5-part series on what divorcing couples might do when faced with the pressing question of what to do with the family home.

There are more than 600,000 divorces every year in the United States alone and that number is only continuing to grow. If you don’t want to go to court to get a divorce