What Are 8 Benefits of Mediation?

Mediation is a process with guided negotiations, where both parties try to reach an agreement and resolve their dispute. It is a process aided by a mediator. Settling disputes through mediation can save money, eases the court load and more often than not it leaves parties in a better state of mind. There are a number of other significant benefits of mediation.

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The Eight Benefits Of Divorce Mediation

• It gives both parties greater control over the resolution
• It’s confidential
• It’s voluntary
• Both parties can decide where the mediation will take place, which is convenient.
• Overall reduced costs
• A faster outcome is likely
• A Mediator’s support can really aid the process
• Relationships can be preserved

Prior to attending mediation, the parties will exchange information through counsel. This may be accomplished through either a formal or informal discovery process. This information is then analyzed and used to create an Inventory and Appraisement to accurately identify the estate and propose settlement offers.

During mediation, the parties may be placed in separate rooms to allow for private discussion with counsel; and the mediator will speak to each side to help facilitate an agreement. Having the involvement of an impartial mediator is a tremendous benefit, as this encourages an amicable result. Depending on the complexity of the issues and the parties’ willingness to negotiate, a Mediated Settlement Agreement may be reached in less than one business day. Schedule a consultation with an attorney to discuss whether a mediation may be a good fit for your case.

For more information contact the best divorce attorney in Austin at Kirker Davis to schedule a meeting today.

Holly R. Davis

Holly R. Davis is a Partner and Trial Attorney at Kirker Davis. She is an accomplished and nationally-recognized family law trial attorney with over seventeen years of experience.  Her legal practice focuses on high-asset divorce, business and professional divorce, custody matters, and complex litigation.

Education: Baylor University School of Law, J.D. (2006)
Years of experience: +17 years