Divorces can be emotionally charged and stressful, especially when it comes to dividing assets and property. This process can be even more complex for same-sex couples, who may face additional legal and financial challenges. Fortunately, family mediation can offer a more effective approach to resolving disputes and reaching mutually satisfactory agreements.
At Barclay Devere, we understand the unique needs and concerns of same-sex couples going through a divorce. That’s why we offer expert family mediation services to help couples navigate this difficult process with as little conflict and stress as possible. In this article, we will explore the benefits of family mediation and how it can help same-sex couples effectively divide assets and property.
What is Family Mediation?
Family mediation is a voluntary and confidential process where a neutral third-party mediator helps couples negotiate and reach agreements on various issues related to their divorce, such as child custody, visitation, and asset division. Mediation allows couples to maintain control over the outcome of their divorce, rather than leaving these decisions in the hands of a judge.
Advantages of Family Mediation for Same-Sex Couples
How Family Mediation Works
The family mediation process typically involves several steps:
Divorces can be complicated and emotionally charged, especially for same-sex couples facing unique legal and financial challenges. Family mediation offers an effective approach to resolving disputes and reaching mutually satisfactory agreements, without the added stress and expense of going to court.
At Barclay Devere West London , our expert mediators are dedicated to helping same-sex couples navigate the divorce process with as little conflict and stress as possible. Contact us today to learn more about our family mediation services in West London.
Why mediate?
Mediators are impartial parties who helps two or more group of people who are n dispute to negotiate something or to come to an agreement on a particular issue. They assist the disputing groups in reaching into a deal through using specialised negotiation and communication methods.
If you are a mediator, you the decision-making process in which you are not supposed to side on any opposing party. Being mutual on the decision making helps in giving out the best decision as you will not favor any party.
The mediation process is cheaper than courts and solicitors. When you decide to use courts and solicitors, you are more likely to waste a lot of time and money as you have to wait for thorough investigations to be done before the decisions are made and that process requires a lot of money.