Aug 20, 2019
Find out why "getting your day in court" may not bring justice
in the end. This episode will help to clear up misconceptions about
divorce court. Learn how divorce mediation can give you more
control over the process and pave the way for healing. This episode
will explain why divorce court rulings can be unpredictable and
what you could expect, why divorce court isn't the place to seek
vindication and place blame, and how divorce mediation makes you
the final decision-maker, not a judge.
Key Points:
- Judges are human. They're often overworked and can make arbitrary
decisions. Find out why there isn't time to consider all the
details that make your case unique and what that could mean for
your divorce settlement.
- You might be picturing a criminal court proceeding where you'll
be able to "make your case" for why your spouse is at fault. But
this isn't reality. Hear how this mindset can backfire, causing
unnecessary stress and turmoil for you and your children.
- This alternative to court allows you to base your decisions on
what your family truly needs. Discover how you can resolve your
issues quickly and create an agreement that feels fair to both of
you.
Sponsored by Main Line Family Law Center
For more information, please visit: Main Line Family Law Center at
https://myhealthydivorce.com
Episode Host, Pamela Elaine Nichols, Author, Speaker, Producer
Guests: Cris Pastore and Adina Laver
About Cris: Crispino Pastore, Esq, Main Line Family Law CenterCris
Pastore is an expert attorney-mediator and has been a practicing
attorney for over 18 years. He became a private divorce mediator in
2007, when he grew increasingly frustrated by destructive nature of
the traditional court-contested divorce process. After having
mediated hundreds of divorce cases, Cris co-founded Main Line
Family Law Center, with the help of his wife, Sharon. Through
working with clients and community education, Cris has made it his
personal mission to revolutionize this area of practice so that
families can emerge healthy and whole once again. Follow Cris on
Twitter at @healthy_divorce.
About Adina: In partnership with Main Line Family Law Center, Adina
Laver, Divorce Coach works with clients who are "on the fence," in
the process of separating, getting a divorce, or are in any other
way undergoing a significant change or transformation in their
lives. Adina is also founder of Divorce Essentials, a specialized
divorce coaching and support service for those committed to a
healthy path for reclaiming their lives. Follow Adina on Twitter at
@AdinaLaver.