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Consider the best option for your divorce

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It is possible to take charge of the process to ensure the best result for you and your family if you find yourself in a situation where getting a divorce is your only option because your partnership has failed, either now or in the future.

Contrary to popular belief, divorce can be handled in a variety of ways, each of which can be tailored to your particular circumstances. Below, we’ve listed a few of those possibilities.

Negotiation

When going for a divorce settlement, traditional negotiation is the most prevalent method of dispute resolution. This may entail emails between the attorneys involved as well as joint meetings between the parties and their individual attorneys. All of this is done in an effort to settle the disagreement and divorce process as quickly and feasible as possible. Instead of leaving this to a judge who is unfamiliar with either party or the children of the partnership, negotiation enables you to maintain some control over the separation process.

Mediation

Especially when there are concerns for the children, parties are frequently directed to mediation as part of the separation process. If relations between the parties have deteriorated, mediation offers a setting where issues can be discussed in the presence of an impartial third party. The procedure is done in perfect secrecy. An accredited mediator, who may or may not be a lawyer, can conduct mediation.

Collaboration

The Collaborative process can also be utilised to settle issues brought about by a relationship’s dissolution. A contract committing them to be forthright, truthful, and forthcoming is signed by the divorcing couple and their attorneys at the outset. Additionally, they consent to refrain from suing such lawyers. If you chose the collaborative approach and it is unsuccessful, you will need to hire a different lawyer to represent you in court. Only attorneys who have received collaborative training are eligible to take part in this process.

Arbitration

Another way to settle disagreements that arise when a relationship ends is through arbitration. A family law arbitrator, who is basically a private judge, can be chosen by the parties to decide their disagreement. You can agree on a mutually agreeable time and location for the arbitration. The process is often speedier than the judicial process and is also confidential. The arbitrator’s ruling is binding on the parties in a court of law.

Litigation

Most people believe that divorce attorneys spend the majority of their time in court, fighting disputes that cost their clients a lot of money. Even though it is sometimes essential to litigate, it is preferred if parties can reach a settlement outside of the judicial system. The last option is typically litigation.
Get legal advice from our solicitor If you are about to get divorced. we understand the type of problems you may be facing in your marriage or civil partnership. Our divorce and family lawyer and solicitors at Clarity Simplicity will guide you on how not to go to court and identify the best interests of the husband and wife. Get legal advice as soon as possible and ensure you’ll be able to end your marriage amicably.