Settlement and Mediation
Most divorces are finalized through either settlement or mediation without ever having to go to court. This is the preferable option, because court proceedings can become complex, emotionally charged, and costly for everyone involved. If you are considering or anticipating divorce and you believe that you and your spouse can reasonably reach an agreement regarding the details of your dissolution, it is best to do so outside of the courtroom. At Hull & Zimmerman, P.C., we are prepared to help you through the settlement or mediation process to reach the best possible resolution.
About Uncontested Divorce
Divorce proceedings can be complex, even when both parties are willing to negotiate and come to a compromise. If you are seeking a divorce, our attorneys are committed to protecting your legal rights and representing your interests involving:
- Alimony
- Child custody
- Child support
- Division of debt
- Division of property
- Visitation rights
When a divorce is settled or mediated outside of court, it is called an uncontested divorce. Our attorneys can provide you with the legal advice and assistance that you need to inform your divorce settlement, and can then guide you through the negotiation process with your spouse. Mediation is the other alternative, in which a third party can lead discussions between you and your spouse to settle any disputes regarding the terms of your divorce.
Contact Us
To learn more about the role of settlement and mediation in uncontested divorce proceedings, please contact the compassionate, experienced attorneys of Hull & Zimmerman, P.C., today by calling 303-423-1770.
