As a domestic relations mediator, I'm often asked "what should I bring to mediation?" The short answer is, "whatever documents you think you need related to custody, child support and/or property division." This is not intended to be flip. However, you know the facts of your own case better than I do--and the level of accord and amicability between yourself and your spouse or partner. Specifically, what do you think he or she will need to see to accept your claims about salary, your debt, etc.?
An unmaintained site where Pilar Vaile--now engaged almost exclusively as a labor arbitrator but previously also guardian ad litem (GAL) and foreclosure mediator--used to discuss legal updates and issues of interest in family law, child protection, and other miscellaneous matters touching on "heart and home." For more information on the author, please see www.pilarvailepc.com.
Disclaimer and Notice
THIS BLOG SITE IS INTENDED AND DESIGNED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY, AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE EITHER LEGAL ADVICE OR THE FORMATION OF AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.
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Friday, October 19, 2012
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