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Law Office of Martin Murphy, LLC
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Law Office of Martin Murphy, LLC
Mediation and Collaborative Law
When it is time to seek resolution . . .
Over 95% of cases settle before going to trial. Often a tremendous amount of time, money and energy are spent preparing for trial. Mediation and Collaborative Law can assist you in reaching a settlement agreement in a non adversarial, confidential, cost effective and convenient manner.
Practice Areas
-Mediation
-Collaborative Law
-Divorce
-Child custody
-Guardianship
-Spousal support
-Child support & visitation
-Division of property & assets
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary process where the parties in a dispute meet with a neutral party, the mediator, in order to come to a mutual agreement. The mediator is not a fact finder or a decision maker. If successful, the parties will move towards an agreement which can then be executed by the parties. The benefits of this process include confidentiality and control of the process.
What is Collaborative Law?
Collaborative Law is similar to mediation. The goal is that the parties reach an agreement without having to enter the traditional court system. The difference is that in collaborative law, each party retains an attorney who will work collaboratively along with Collaborative Law is similar to mediation. The goal is that the parties reach an agreement without having to enter the traditional court system. The difference is that in collaborative law, each party retains an attorney who will work collaboratively along with the other attorney to assist the parties in reaching an agreement.
the other attorney to assist the parties in reaching an agreement.
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