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How Does Divorce Mediation Work?

how does divorce mediation work?

Divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in a person’s life. Combine the emotional turmoil with the complexities of the legal process and one cannot help but feel overwhelmed. However, there is a more amicable and affordable path. At Divorce PRO Wisconsin, we believe in empowering individuals to take control of their divorce through Do It Yourself (DIY) divorce options, including divorce mediation. We have the tools to make your transition less stressful in so many ways. Here is how it works:

The Divorce Mediation Process

  1. Initial Consultation: It begins with a free initial consultation. Discuss you situation with an experienced divorce mediator, who can answer your questions and explain in detail what mediation is all about. At Divorce PRO, ours is a client-first approach. We will not take your case unless you are 100% comfortable with the process.
  2. Filing the Case: The experts at Divorce PRO will help you assemble, prepare, and file all documents necessary to get your case started in any court of appropriate jurisdiction in the State of Wisconsin.
  3. Gathering Information: We will assist both parties in assembling information about assets, debts, and everything else needed to ensure both parties are making informed decisions about all relevant issues. This step is essential both in mediation, and later, when your divorce is finalized in court..
  4. Mediation: During mediation sessions, the mediator directs and facilitates the discussions between both parties. We help identify areas of agreement and disagreement, guiding you toward a resolution. Our experienced divorce mediators, many of whom are former family law attorneys, know Wisconsin law and specialize in providing straightforward answers in simple, easy-to-understand language.
  5. Negotiation: As discussions continue, both parties negotiate terms related to asset division, child custody, alimony, and any other matters in dispute. The mediator helps keep the conversation focused and productive, fostering an atmosphere of collaboration and cooperation.
  6. Drafting the Agreement: Once both parties have reached an agreement, the mediator will draft a formal settlement document. This document outlines all agreed-upon terms and serves as a basis for the final divorce decree.
  7. Final Review and Filing: After you have reviewed and approved of the settlement agreement, Divorce PRO will help you prepare for your final hearing by assisting you with the final draft and filing of your settlement agreement; the preparation and filing of any other documents required by the court; and finally, by explaining to you what will likely happen when you get to court and beyond.

Why Choose Divorce PRO?

At Divorce PRO, we understand that navigating a divorce can be daunting, especially for those seeking a Do It Yourself divorce. Our mission is to provide to our clients affordable alternatives to the traditional retainer-first, lawyer-driven, and litigation-based model. Our promise to you:

  • We are Client-First: We will prioritize your needs and offer custom-tailored support and solutions.
  • We are Affordable: We will save you money, initially by helping you avoid the high costs associated with litigation. Our clients have saved thousands in legal fees by opting to go the divorce mediation route through Divorce PRO Wisconsin.
  • We are Experienced: Our mediation team and pro se advocates have extensive training and experience working with pro se parties in Wisconsin. We have helped hundreds of clients negotiate their divorces successfully and without regret. We are ready to help you help yourself.

Divorce mediation is a viable, efficient, and cost-effective means for couples seeking an amicable resolution to their divorce. By choosing Divorce PRO, you are not only gaining access to essential resources and guidance, but you are also taking an active role in the process. Take the next step on your way to new life with confidence with Divorce PRO. The initial consultation is free. Call us at 262-302-4440!

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