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Rhode Island and Massachusetts Divorce Mediation Attorneys
Mediation is an increasingly popular route for many divorcing couples. Divorce mediation may save you time and money, and it can also spare emotional stress and strain on you and your family.
At TJC ● ESQ, PSC, we help clients decide if mediation is right for them, and, if it is, assist the client by providing the advice they need to successfully resolve their divorce disputes in mediation. Attorney Tim J. Conlon has more than 30 years of experience, and he has represented countless clients in mediation in Rhode Island. Lawyer Laura Frechette is a Rhode Island and Massachusetts divorce mediation lawyer and a certified mediator.
Our attorneys will provide you with knowledgeable representation and personal attention in your divorce mediation. Contact our attorneys online or call 401-441-5858 or call us toll free at 866-415-6041.
Is Mediation Right for You and Your Family?
At our firm, we will work with you to weigh your options to determine whether mediation is right for you in your divorce. While some families are unable to reach an agreement without the help of a judge, there are many benefits to resolving your divorce in mediation, including:
- Control — Mediation allows you and your former spouse to take control and ownership over your divorce settlement. You will make the decisions about your future, not a judge.
- Save money — Trials are expensive. While anger or frustration may push you toward fighting in court, reaching an agreement through mediation can save you money in your divorce.
- Less strain — Courtroom divorce battles can be stressful and full of toxic emotions. Mediation can allow you to reach an agreement without resorting to a fight, which is particularly important when children are involved.
Crafting a Solution to Every Issues in Your Divorce
Alternative dispute resolutions (ADRs), such as mediation or collaborative family law, allow you to craft a custom solution to every issue in your divorce, including:
Do You Need a Mediator or Representation in Mediation?
A mediator presides over mediation as a neutral third party, guiding your negotiations. A mediator does not represent you or your spouse. If you want legal advice regarding your interests, or assistance in negotiating a settlement from someone who represents your interests, you need to hire your own attorney.
Our attorneys can act as mediators to your dispute or they can represent you as your attorney in mediation. No attorney can act as mediator and represent you at the same time, our attorneys can help you understand your mediation options and develop a strategy to meet your needs and those of your family.
Contact a Rhode Island Family Law Lawyer
Whether you need help with divorce mediation in Rhode Island or Massachusetts, our attorneys can help you. Contact a Somerset family law attorney at our firm to discuss your case and learn more about our family law services.
