Yes, parties can choose to withdraw from mediation at any time if they feel it is not productive or no longer in their best interests. Mediation is a voluntary process, and parties have the right to discontinue it if they wish.
Choosing mediation over litigation offers several key benefits, particularly in terms of time, cost, relationships, and flexibility. Here’s a breakdown of the advantages: 1. Cost-Effective Lower legal fees: Mediation is generally far less expensive than going to court. Fewer billable hours: Because mediation is quicker, you spend less on attorney fees. 2. Faster Resolution Avoids […]Continue reading
Why Mediation is the Best Option for Child Custody Disputes When parents face the difficult task of deciding custody arrangements during a separation or divorce, mediation offers a more compassionate and effective solution than traditional courtroom litigation. Here are key reasons why mediation is the best option for resolving child custody disputes: 1. Focus on […]Continue reading
