Many couples looking to divorce envision a courtroom setting where they can air out their grievances and emotional baggage and show the judge why they deserve to get more. Litigating some divorce cases may be beneficial; however, for many people it ends up being a costly endeavor that just leads to more heartache. Individuals lose control of the decisions and choices they can make and the judge ultimately decides each person\u2019s fate and what share of the assets, property, and debts each party goes away with. The judge will also rule on child custody, timesharing and parenting schedules.<\/p>\n
Couples often regret not taking advantage of the mediation process more and utilizing mediation to make their own decisions. In Florida, divorcing spouses typically have to attend mediation before going to court. Even if all the issues are not resolved at mediation, the process can help narrow and limit the matters to be litigated. (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many couples looking to divorce envision a courtroom setting where they can air out their grievances and emotional baggage and show the judge why they deserve to get more. Litigating some divorce cases may be beneficial; however, for many people…<\/span><\/p>\n