Separation Process
Are you facing divorce? Are you concerned about bringing your divorce proceedings in front of a judge, and basically giving up control over the dissolution of your marriage? Thankfully, there are other alternatives to standard court litigation when it comes to ending a marriage and settling all matters during the separation process. If you are contemplating divorce, then a process known as ‘divorce mediation’ might be the best choice for your situation.
What is Divorce Mediation?
With a mediation process to end a marriage, a neutral third party selected by both parties is brought into the picture to act as a buffer and help settle matters in the separation agreement. Mediators help to maintain a level of mutual respect among the divorcing couple so that the proceedings can generally go quickly, calmly and rationally. Each spouse has a great amount of flexibility and control over the negotiation process, and ultimately both agree in making the final decisions in regards to all things related to dissolving the marriage. An Oakville, Ontario divorce mediator will ensure that both parties are fully aware of their rights and responsibilities when it comes to settling marital matters.
What matters are dealt with in the separation process?
Many things are dealt with and settled during the mediation of the separation process, including:
- Distribution of property, including all assets and liabilities
- Distribution of business property
- Retirement issues (RRSPs, pensions, etc.)
- Taxes
- Child support
- Child custody
- Spousal support
End Your Marriage Respectfully Using Mediation
If you are in the Oakville or surrounding areas and are looking for an amicable alternative to divorce court, mediation may be perfect for you. Although each party should have their own separate and independent divorce lawyer, a mediator can be the perfect way to settle matters efficiently and respectfully. Diane Daly is a family mediator who has been in the business of helping families move on to a better tomorrow for over 25 years. Diane puts the best interest of the children first in order to ensure that everyone is protected during the divorce process. To find out more about mediation and the rights you have, contact Diane today by visiting www.oakvillelaw.ca or call 905 844-5883.