Settlement is a voluntary process. If one person won’t be reasonable and settlement fails, there is no choice but to go to court and have… Read More »What If Your Spouse Won’t Settle?

So many of our clients are interested in mediation and collaborative divorce because of the confidentiality of sensitive facts. Of course, we have to be… Read More »Handling Sensitive Issues

At Amicable Divorce Services, we encourage reconciliation and trying any reasonable solutions before beginning the divorce process. The courts also ask you before you are… Read More »What If I’m Not Sure I Should get Divorced?

Remember, if you and your spouse are considering mediation, make sure you both come to the initial consultation together.  When one spouse comes in alone… Read More »When Do Couples Need to Come to an Initial Consultation Together?

When we mediate divorce cases at Amicable Divorce Services, almost all of our clients choose to mediate without paying their lawyers to be present at… Read More »You Don’t Have to Hire Separate Attorneys to Mediate

There are 3 different kinds of mediation you may hear about in the family law court: 1. DSO: (Free) Daily Settlement Officers are volunteer lawyers… Read More »Different Kinds of Mediation

Family law attorneys who go to court require an initial retainer fee usually somewhere between $3,000 and $50,000 before they will do any work. Once we… Read More »How Does a Retainer Fee Work?

Yes it’s true that sometimes couples are able to complete the whole mediation process for less than one court appearance or even the cost of… Read More »Mediation for the Cost of a Single Court Appearance?

Here at Amicable Divorce Services, we educate spouses who are considering divorce. Typically, couples come in together to learn their options so that they can… Read More »Learn About Your Divorce Options