The Benefits Of Divorce Mediation Littleton CO
Divorce Mediation is a way to accomplish your divorce that allows the couple to retain full control of the outcome, both as to custody and care of any children, and also as to the property settlement.
Kathryn Ellen Miller
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO 80120
Specialties
Mediation, Arbitration, Employment
Education
University of Denver College of Law,Dartmouth College
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Michael P Miller
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO
Michael P Miller
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO 80120
Specialties
Commercial, Family, Criminal Defense, Mediation, Arbitration
Education
University of Denver College of Law,Dartmouth College
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Linda-Frances Nilsen Cohn
303-781-5531
3396 S SHERMAN ST
ENGLEWOOD, CO
Linda-Frances Nilsen Cohn
303-781-5531
3396 S SHERMAN ST
ENGLEWOOD, CO 80113
Specialties
Estate Planning, Mediation, Real Estate, Family
Education
University of Colorado - Boulder,University of Northern Colorado
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Ann Catherine Gushurst
303-858-8090
10375 PARK MEADOWS DR STE 520
LONE TREE, CO
303-858-8090
10375 PARK MEADOWS DR STE 520
LONE TREE, CO 80124
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Richard P Poormon
303-298-7392
7979 E TUFTS AVE STE 1300
DENVER, CO
303-298-7392
7979 E TUFTS AVE STE 1300
DENVER, CO 80237
Specialties
Litigation, Family, Mediation, Personal Injury
Education
Albany Law School of Union University,St Lawrence University,University of Oklahoma
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Gary Michael Clexton
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO
Gary Michael Clexton
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO 80120
Specialties
Commercial, Employment, Mediation
Education
University of Michigan Law School,Michigan State University,University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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Robert Michael Steiert
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO
303-798-2525
1901 W LITTLETON BLVD
LITTLETON, CO 80120
Specialties
Personal Injury, Employment, Mediation, Arbitration
Education
University of Colorado School of Law,University of Colorado - Boulder
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Suzanne Griffiths
303-858-8090
10375 PARK MEADOWS DR STE 520
LONE TREE, CO
303-858-8090
10375 PARK MEADOWS DR STE 520
LONE TREE, CO 80124
Specialties
Divorce, Mediation, Family
Education
University of Cape Town,University of Cape Town
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Robert Allen Lees
303-292-1020
5290 DTC Parkway, Suite 150
Greenwood Village, CO
303-292-1020
5290 DTC Parkway, Suite 150
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Specialties
Litigation, Arbitration, Mediation, Appeals
Education
Case Western Reserve University,Michigan State University
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Eileen S Kottenstette
303-757-8300
1660 S Albion St Suite 1100
Denver, CO
Eileen S Kottenstette
303-757-8300
1660 S Albion St Suite 1100
Denver, CO 80222
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Divorce Mediation is a way to accomplish your divorce that allows the couple to retain full control of the outcome, both as to custody and care of any children, and also as to the property settlement. A mediated divorce is done with the assistance of an attorney-mediator. If other professionals are needed, the mediator will suggest them.
A mediated divorce usually consists of several meetings with the attorney-mediator. During those meetings, you and your spouse discuss the issues that need to be resolved. The attorney-mediator is there to help, offer information and suggestions, and use specialized training to assist the two of you to write up an agreement fair to both of you, and in the best interests of any children.
Why a mediated divorce? What are the alternatives?
Today, most divorces are treated as litigation battles, ending with a decision by a judge. A divorce is already on the Top Five list of stressful events in a person’s life. A court battle only makes it worse. It can also be very expensive. Some people opt for a do-it-yourself divorce, sometimes with the assistance of a Legal Document Assistant. It is not expensive but it can be risky if there are contested issues with respect to the children or division of property.
A mediated divorce is the new and usually better way of getting it done. What’s more, most state courts strongly encourage it. While the legal system lets you waste your assets and tear each other apart if you wish, the judges know there is a better way
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