In mediation, you and your spouse use a neutral facilitator to reach an agreement on all of the issues in your divorce without the use of attorneys. Mediation is a voluntary process in which you and your mediator will craft the divorce agreement. However, mediators cannot draft any legal documents that have to be submitted to the court. You and your spouse or your attorneys can draft the documents necessary to finalize your divorce.
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Mediation
In mediation, you and your spouse use a neutral facilitator to reach an agreement on all of the issues...
Read More... Custody Agreements
A child custody agreement, also known as a parenting plan, is meant to provide your child with the parenting...
Read More... Child Support Modifications
As time passes, families and their needs change. The family law attorneys at J D Haas & Associates can...
Read More... Alimony Modifications
Spousal Support or Alimony expectations and concerns can often be at the forefront of custody agreements...
Read More... Divorce
Collaborative Divorce is a voluntary process in which parties work outside of the court system to dissolve...
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With economic uncertainty present, medical bills, and job loss or job reduction so common, many people...
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When hard-working people miss 1 or 2 credit payment, credit card companies may increase their interest...
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In severe car crashes and other events, the physical forces are so violent that people die as a result...
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In many states, the owner of a dog is responsible for the actions of his or her dog. If the dog attacks...
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