
Five Common Misconceptions About Divorce Mediation
When something is unfamiliar, we tend to lean on assumptions. It’s how the brain works: We rely on mental shortcuts—what psychology calls schemas—to interpret new experiences based on patterns we’ve

When something is unfamiliar, we tend to lean on assumptions. It’s how the brain works: We rely on mental shortcuts—what psychology calls schemas—to interpret new experiences based on patterns we’ve

You’ve figured out custody and support agreements, and you’re finding your stride in a new routine. Then, life throws a curveball. Whether due to career changes, family obligations, or simple

“Shelter-in-place” Orders Impact the Amount of Divorce Cases in 2020 For those living in a struggling marriage, the stress exacerbated by “shelter-in-place” orders can be the tipping point. For the

What types of mediation are available during the family law process? The mediation process becomes an option for couples that want to have a smoother process in terms of communication

If the ADR or Mediation is neutral why do I need a lawyer? Our Co-founder, Sarah J. Jacobs, talks about the role of the attorney in the Alternative Dispute Resolution

Divorce can be complicated—and a costly, lengthy divorce proceeding (whether or not it ends in a trial) is often the last thing a divorcing couple wants to deal with. While

Contemplating Divorce in 2020 – Family Law Attorneys Morristown NJ One or both partners set resolutions, and if the marriage has been on the rocks, there may be the intention

Parenting-time Mediation Attorneys Morris County and Northern New Jersey An attorney can be involved in two ways: as a mediation attorney or as independent counsel during the mediation process. Mediation

Co-parenting, Parenting Time, and Divorce Attorneys Morristown NJ Family Law Attorneys Guiding parents across Morris County and Northern New Jersey in Child Custody, Child Support, and co-parenting issues. Ending a

Mediation Strategies and Conscious Uncoupling in Morris County NJ Divorce Cases As mediation continues to grow as one of the most popular alternative divorce methods in New Jersey, this private,
