Family law mediation is faster than going to court, because mediation is organised according to the availability of the parents, rather than according to the particular time-frames of the court, which can be as long as 12 months into the future.
Mediation is much cheaper than going to court, since mediation avoids the expensive costs of barristers, solicitors, filing fees, court fees, and witness expenses.
Mediation is also a confidential process but for the exceptions, as previously discussed. It is a process that allows the parents to avoid newspaper reports, court reports and transcription, all of which is a significant advantage for parents who have public profiles.
In addition, family mediation allows the parents to maintain a working co-parental relationship due to the positive and constructive environment that mediation offers, in contrast to the adversarial nature of the court process.
During family mediation, the parents make the decisions relating to their children and property - not the judge, the parents' lawyers or anyone else. This means that family mediation is empowering for the parents.
Finally, mediation is an informal process, as it is a process that does not have the formal protocol or procedures that courts have, thereby making it simpler for the parents.
Mediation is much cheaper than going to court, since mediation avoids the expensive costs of barristers, solicitors, filing fees, court fees, and witness expenses.
Mediation is also a confidential process but for the exceptions, as previously discussed. It is a process that allows the parents to avoid newspaper reports, court reports and transcription, all of which is a significant advantage for parents who have public profiles.
In addition, family mediation allows the parents to maintain a working co-parental relationship due to the positive and constructive environment that mediation offers, in contrast to the adversarial nature of the court process.
During family mediation, the parents make the decisions relating to their children and property - not the judge, the parents' lawyers or anyone else. This means that family mediation is empowering for the parents.
Finally, mediation is an informal process, as it is a process that does not have the formal protocol or procedures that courts have, thereby making it simpler for the parents.
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