Are you seeking a productive divorce mediation? Managing your emotions, hiring the right mediator, and negotiating effectively are crucial steps to ensure a productive process. Mediation involves several steps, including full financial disclosure and reaching a settlement agreement. This blog post provides 15 essential mediation tips to help you and your spouse navigate the process smoothly.

In the divorce process, a common question asked is: Can I use a paralegal instead of a divorce attorney for my divorce? A paralegal in California can help you with paperwork and procedures under the supervision of a lawyer or mediator, such as filling out forms, scheduling appointments, drafting documents, and conducting research on the behalf of a mediator.

Are you facing the challenges of a divorce this holiday season? Whether you’re in the midst of a separation or have recently finalized your divorce, navigating the holidays can be particularly daunting. This article is based on a podcast with our professional divorce mediator, Dina Haddad, Esq. Check out the full podcast here.

Gray divorce refers to when a party is 50 years of age or older and is divorcing. Typically, these older couples have accumulated more assets, may have adult children, and are nearing retirement. In this blog post, our expert mediator, Dina Haddad, shares her insights on how mediation can provide a less stressful and more cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation for those facing a gray divorce.

A postnuptial agreement in California is a legal contract that spouses sign after marriage. It outlines the division of assets and property and financial responsibilities in the event of divorce. Let’s explore the postnuptial agreement in more detail to learn about its important elements, the differences between a prenuptial and a postnuptial agreement, common grounds for contesting a postnuptial agreement, and issues that a postnup cannot cover.