Settling Disputes through Divorce Mediation
If you and your spouse can agree on the majority of issues during your marital separation, mediation may be a good option for you. Divorce mediation is an alternative to traditional divorce. It helps you and your spouse agree on the last few sticky issues without going to court.
At Craig Associates, P.C., certified mediator Christopher M. Craig serves as a neutral third party to help separating couples throughout Asheville and Greensboro, North Carolina. He can help you effectively resolve child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, and other family law disputes.
We have a comprehensive background in working with couples to address emotionally-draining conflicts through divorce mediation. Our goal is to help you agree on important issues and incorporate those agreements into a clear and detailed memorandum. Contact us today to learn more about mediation.
Mediation
Attorney Christopher M. Craig is a certified North Carolina mediator. For more than eight years, he has facilitated conversations that resolve contested issues between couples, involving:
The goal of mediation is to help parties better understand each other's concerns before reaching any decisions. Mediation is most effective when you and your spouse can communicate moderately well. A mediator can help you sit down together and come to agreement concerning important family law issues. However, mediation can be a powerful tool even if there is severe adversity between the couple. Contact us to find out if mediation is right for you.
Communication Is Key
Attorney Craig has a strong background in helping couples communicate effectively with each other. He carefully facilitates open discussions which often help couples discover that their needs are not in conflict. After a successful mediation, Mr. Craig outlines the specific outcomes in a memorandum.
The memorandum can be turned into a legally binding separation agreement, representing both your and your former spouse's intentions.
Contact Us for Mediation Services
Attorney Craig can clearly explain the differences between mediation and collaborative law. He will help you decide which is best for you. Contact our law office today to discover which alternative dispute resolution option is best for your family.
