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Mediation is a problem solving process in which separating spouses work with a neutral third party, the mediator, who assists them in finding solutions to their Family Law issues. The mediator does not provide participants with legal advice and does not make a decision about issues over which the participants disagree. Instead, he or she uses tools which help the participants to overcome areas of disagreement and arrive at a settlement.
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Collaborative Family Law is a resolution process in which separating spouses agree that they will not go to Court. Instead, they agree to work together, in a collaborative manner, that is open and that places the needs of their children first. Each party has the benefit of a collaborative family lawyer who participates in the settlement negotiations, providing his or her client with legal advice and guidance throughout the negotiations. If a separating spouse is uncertain about managing negotiations on his or her own, Collaborative Family Law is a superior choice over direct negotiations or Mediation.
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