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The Importance of Mediation in Divorce and Custody Cases In Georgia

Family & Divorce Law Quinton G. Washington
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Jun 14, 2024
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Did you know mediation is often mandatory before a divorce or custody hearing? It helps parties resolve disputes amicably without court intervention. Learn how mediation can lead to mutually agreeable solutions and final orders in divorce and custody cases.

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most courts consider mediation is mandatory before you have a temporary or final hearing on a divorce or a custody case because many times the parties can work out these matters before a judge has to come and rule on these matters and so because courts have started using ADR alternative dispute resolution practices such as mediation it’s best to understand what mediation is and go to it so that hopefully your case can resolve the way you want it to because you and the other party will come up with a solution that you all both agree to and that you all sign that can be the final order of what happens in a divorce or a custody case