Amicable Divorce

People enter marriage with the hope and belief that it will last forever. There may be disappointment and resentment when a marriage ends, but that does not mean you are enemies and that a divorce has to be nasty. It is possible to have an amicable divorce. What it takes to have an amicable divorce is two people who are willing and able to focus on their future instead of the past, and who want to find a solution that is best for both of them. With the guidance of a neutral mediator, they can identify the issues that need to be addressed, uncover what is important to each of them, and craft a solution that satisfies their needs.

“Simple” Divorce

Of course, divorce is a major life event with emotional significance for any couple. But for some couples, there are a limited number of decisions that need to be made in order to get a legal divorce. I have worked with a number of clients who do not have children, have limited marital assets and a strong desire to divorce with a minimum of time, money and emotional strain. Couples in this situation appreciate my guidance in making the legal divorce process smooth and simple.