What should I bring to a divorce mediation?

What should I bring to a divorce mediation?

Divorce Mediation Checklist:Tax Returns (Federal & State)Pay Stubs.W-2’s and/or 1099’s.Partnerships & Other Business Interests Valuation.Real Estate Property Valuation.Vehicles, Boats, Trailers Valuation.Savings, Checking, Money Market and CD Accounts.Non-Retirement Investments such as Stocks, Bonds, Secured Notes, Mutual Funds.

How long does a mediation meeting last?

It can take a few hours, or can be over a few days. It depends on the number and complexity of issues being discussed. Some families have complex issues to deal with that can make mediation difficult and take a long time.

Are family members allowed in mediation?

Family mediation is confidential and informal. there must be at least one dependent child who is either: under 18. 18 or older and eligible for continued child support.

Can I get free family mediation?

Family Mediation in London. Family mediation is free for those eligible for Legal Aid. As a not-for-profit organisation we aim to make family mediation accessible and affordable and offer a concessionary rate for those on a low income if not eligible for Legal Aid.

Do both parties have to attend mediation?

Mediation is not compulsory, unless a parent is seeking to obtain a Parenting Order from the court, in which case they must attend mediation and obtain a Section 60I Certificate (to find our more, read our article “What is a Section 60I Certificate“).

Can a mother refuse mediation?

By trying mediation, a couple has nothing to lose and everything to gain, starting with their self-respect. The answer of course, is yes, you can refuse.