There is no ignoring the fact that a divorce can become stressful and emotionally draining. There are so many scenarios where two or more people can suffer due to a breakup and any subsequent disputes.

When a divorce involves children, the situation can become complicated. There are often issues of custody, child support and distribution of responsibilities to consider. Parents can come to mutually agreed solutions without going to court by turning to divorce mediation as an alternative.

Marital Assets

Marital assets usually describe money, property, vehicles or other possessions that are shared by the married couple. Dividing these assets in a way that is fair and equal is possible with the help of an experienced mediator.

Non-marital assets are not necessarily excluded when discussing division. Every relationship is different, so divorced individuals may have valid arguments for expecting a share of finances or other assets acquired before marriage.

Children & Custody

Most parents are committed to ensuring children are both financially and emotionally secure after a divorce. Disputes that arise during the process can lead to anger and resentment, which is not in the best interest of children.

An experienced divorce mediator can help you navigate through your options related to custody, child support and other issues related to the well-being of your kids. No two families are the same, so it is normal to encounter scenarios where mutual agreement is difficult to achieve.

Communication & Conflict Resolution

Most importantly, a divorce mediator is held to a high ethical standard. The promotion of communication and conflict resolution is an essential part of the process. Helping each party work through points of contention in a rational and mutually beneficial fashion is a key component in achieving successful divorce mediation.

If you want to avoid court litigation in a Georgia divorce, contact the offices of Rowsey & Stelter, Attorneys at Law for consultation today.