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Many couples choose mediation because it cuts down on attorney fees and costs. You can work through divorce at your own pace, keep the intimate details of your life private, and work toward an agreement that meets both of your needs instead of relying on the court system to decide for you. If you have children together, mediation may give you more flexibility in designing a divorce outcome that more easily lets you transition co-parenting and other arrangements on your own, outside of the court system, as time goes on. Divorce mediation can be an excellent idea if you and your spouse share a commitment to divorcing amicably, or if you are willing to work together to dissolve your marriage in a fair and cooperative way, but have too many issues to resolve them on your own. Keep in mind: disagreements will likely happen. You won’t get everything you want (and neither will your ex). If you start mediation understanding that this may happen, but that the mediator’s role is to help you and your ex move past disagreement and come to a marital settlement agreement you can both live with, you will likely be satisfied not just with the outcome of your divorce mediation – but also with the cost of your divorce, as opposed to a traditional lawyer-on-retainer divorce. Call us now to schedule a free consultation. The consultation lasts about one hour and you questions will be answered by an attorney mediator.

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There are two kinds of partners out there: The one who’ll happily carry you when your feet are killing you, and the one ...
09/08/2025

There are two kinds of partners out there: The one who’ll happily carry you when your feet are killing you, and the one who’ll just say, ‘You should’ve worn different shoes.’ Which type are you with? Let’s chat in the comments – supportive vibes only! 💪❤️

If you realize you picked the wrong one, don’t worry – you can still choose wisely when navigating your divorce. Let’s find a fair, peaceful path forward together.

Divorcing in an Uncertain Housing Market? Mediation Can Help You Move Forward WiselyDivorcing while the housing market i...
07/29/2025

Divorcing in an Uncertain Housing Market? Mediation Can Help You Move Forward Wisely
Divorcing while the housing market is unstable can feel overwhelming—especially when deciding what to do with the family home or investment properties. Should you sell now, wait it out, or have one person keep the property? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but mediation can help you find the solution that fits your unique situation.
Unlike a court ruling, mediation gives you the flexibility to explore creative financial and housing options with the help of a neutral professional. You stay in control of your future, avoid costly delays, and make informed choices that protect your financial well-being, even in a shifting market.
Make smart moves—choose mediation.

The Benefits of an Amicable Divorce ProcessDivorce is often viewed as a combative and emotionally draining experience, b...
07/14/2025

The Benefits of an Amicable Divorce Process
Divorce is often viewed as a combative and emotionally draining experience, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Choosing an amicable divorce process—such as mediation—can significantly reduce the emotional stress and financial burden typically associated with litigation. When couples work together respectfully to resolve issues like child custody, asset division, and support arrangements, they retain more control over the outcome and avoid the unpredictability of court decisions. This cooperative approach also tends to be faster and more cost-effective, saving both parties time, money, and emotional wear and tear.
Beyond practical advantages, an amicable divorce sets a healthier foundation for future co-parenting and communication, especially when children are involved. By modeling respectful conflict resolution and keeping children's best interests at the forefront, parents can foster stability and reduce the long-term emotional impact on their kids. Ultimately, an amicable divorce process isn't just about ending a marriage—it's about beginning the next chapter with dignity, clarity, and mutual respect.

Understanding Time-Sharing Plans in Physical Custody: Creating Balance for Children and ParentsA well-crafted time-shari...
07/14/2025

Understanding Time-Sharing Plans in Physical Custody: Creating Balance for Children and Parents
A well-crafted time-sharing plan, also known as a physical custody schedule, is one of the most important components of a successful co-parenting arrangement. This plan outlines how children will split their time between parents after a separation or divorce, aiming to provide consistency, stability, and a strong relationship with both parents. Whether parents share custody equally or one has primary physical custody, a clear and customized time-sharing plan helps reduce confusion, prevent conflict, and put the child’s best interests at the center of every decision.
Time-sharing plans can vary widely—from alternating weeks or 2-2-5-5 schedules to customized arrangements that reflect a family’s specific needs, work schedules, and school commitments. The goal is to ensure children maintain meaningful, consistent contact with both parents while minimizing disruption to their daily lives. A thoughtful custody plan fosters emotional security, supports routine, and helps children adjust to their new family dynamic. When both parents collaborate to create a balanced, flexible schedule, everyone benefits—especially the children.

Dividing the Family Home in a New Jersey Divorce: What Happens if One Spouse Owned It Before Marriage?In New Jersey, the...
07/02/2025

Dividing the Family Home in a New Jersey Divorce: What Happens if One Spouse Owned It Before Marriage?

In New Jersey, the division of property during divorce follows the principle of equitable distribution—meaning marital assets are divided fairly, but not necessarily equally. If one spouse owned the home before the marriage, that property is generally considered separate property, not subject to division. However, things can get more complex depending on how the home was used and whether it increased in value during the marriage.
If the non-owning spouse contributed financially to the mortgage, renovations, or upkeep—or if marital funds were used for these expenses—then the increase in value may be considered a marital asset, subject to equitable division. Additionally, if the owning spouse added the other’s name to the deed, the home could be viewed as a joint asset. Because of these nuances, it’s important to work with a divorce professional who understands New Jersey law to protect your interests and ensure a fair outcome. Experience matters. Call Wise Way to Divorce today to schedule a free consultation.

Why Summer Is the Ideal Time for Teachers to Divorce Through MediationFor teachers facing divorce, summer break offers a...
06/30/2025

Why Summer Is the Ideal Time for Teachers to Divorce Through Mediation
For teachers facing divorce, summer break offers a unique window of opportunity to navigate the process with greater ease and less stress. Unlike the hectic school year filled with lesson plans, grading, and classroom responsibilities, the summer months provide the time and mental space to focus on important personal matters. Mediation, a collaborative and non-adversarial approach to divorce, allows teachers to resolve issues such as custody, support, and property division on their own schedule—without the need for multiple court appearances or a lengthy litigation process.
By choosing mediation during the summer, teachers can complete the divorce process before the next school year begins, allowing them to return to work with clarity and peace of mind. Mediation is not only faster and more cost-effective than traditional divorce, but it also encourages respectful communication—an essential skill for co-parenting moving forward. For educators, using their summer break to navigate divorce thoughtfully and efficiently can lead to a smoother transition and a stronger foundation for the future.

At Wise Way to Divorce, we know that the financial toll of divorce can be daunting.  We offer a flat fee divorce service...
10/23/2024

At Wise Way to Divorce, we know that the financial toll of divorce can be daunting. We offer a flat fee divorce service that substantially lowers the cost of divorce compared to the traditional divorce process. Our proven structured approach to resolving divorce matters will give you the help you need to navigate the divorce process quickly and efficiently. We shield families from the economic distress of spending tens of thousands of dollars of their assets and risking financial ruin. If you and your spouse want an amicable and affordable divorce we can help. Learn more about our flat fee divorce mediation services and book a free consultation now: wisewaytodivorce.com/book-online

Divorce can be overwhelming and damaging for children. With divorce mediation you can reduce the stress and financial im...
10/07/2024

Divorce can be overwhelming and damaging for children. With divorce mediation you can reduce the stress and financial impacts of a divorce and focus on your children’s future. Your path forward begins with the right team by your side.

At Wise Way to Divorce, we guide clients through the complexities of divorce with the knowledge and support you need.

Let us help you make informed decisions for a brighter future—book a free consultation today.
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