As an NJ & PA Divorce Mediator, part of my job is staying current on all news as it relates to divorce and all types of Family Mediation. I try to give my audience and clients useful and pertinent information to educate them on the process. Just yesterday, I was reading this article in the Huffington Post. Of course as I was reading the article the only question that kept running through my mind was “Why would anyone who didn’t have to go through the litigation process, not choose to mediate”? The only time couples can not go through the mediation process is if there is a history of abuse, an order of protection or if their is an imbalance of power or something which prevents one party from being able to make decisions.
Clearly, even attorney’s know that litigating and going through the courts is a losing proposition and waste of money. The general public views attorneys as having additional discretionary income, and even they would rather not waste their precious earned dollars in a divorce. Why would anyone else?
It won’t be long until litigated divorces will be a dinosaur of the past. With the advancement of technology and the increasing awareness of the general public, mediation will soon become a common, everyday, household word. Help educate and pass along this information to everyone you know!
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Roseann’s experience and credentials alone set her apart from other professional mediators in the state. She has an extensive business and financial background, and worked for many years in a corporate setting. Roseann is also very personable, down-to-earth, and she is truly passionate about her work. Having been through a divorce herself and benefited from the advantages of mediation, Roseann brings a unique perspective along with the ability to remain impartial while deeply empathizing with what each party is going through.
Carmela DeNicola is a business and workplace mediator with over three decades of executive experience in the corporate world. Carmela handles all types of business and workplace mediation. She works with municipalities, schools, private companies, partnerships, non-profits, and any other type of entity. Carmela can be reached at cd@advancedmediationsolutions.net or 856-669-7172
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Wow. Nice topic to discuss. Well, it is a great irony when a divorce lawyer cannot even solve his own cases of divorce for himself.