Couples going through a divorce may find mediation to be a very helpful tool since it gives them a respectful and peaceful approach to settle disagreements and come to agreements.

Cost-effective Divorce is a costly process, particularly if it goes to court. Couples who choose mediation sometimes do so in order to avoid paying exorbitant legal fees.

Speed: The divorce court procedure can be long and drawn out, taking months or even years to resolve. Contrarily, mediation can help couples settle their problems in a matter of weeks or even days and can be finished considerably more swiftly.

Confidentiality: Mediation provides a private atmosphere where couples may talk about delicate separation-related topics like property distribution and child custody without worrying that their information would be made public. Divorce can be an emotional and intimate process.

Empowerment: In mediation, the parties have the freedom to choose a resolution that best serves their own needs and interests and are in charge of how the conflict will turn out. As opposed to having a judge decide for them, this gives couples the power to make decisions about their lives and their future.

Improved relationships: Mediation encourages courteous and open conversation between the parties, which can help them stay on better terms even after the divorce is finalised. This is especially crucial if the couple has children together since it enables them to keep a healthy relationship going for the benefit of the kids.

Creative alternatives: Mediation enables the couple to come up with innovative solutions, such as shared custody agreements or property partition plans that are tailored to their particular needs and interests. In contrast to a court-ordered resolution, this may lead to a more agreeable outcome for all parties.

Overall, mediation can give couples a method to settle their conflicts in a more courteous and tranquil way, resulting in healthier relationships, original solutions, and a more satisfactory outcome for all parties. If you and your partner are going through a separation or divorce, please feel free to reach out to Canada Family Mediation to help you with this procedure. We offer practical mediation services to efficiently resolve all your family law issues.

Authored By:

Rose Morsh
RECE, Parenting Practitioner,
Family Mediator & Child Voice Practitioner