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Columbia Divorce Mediation Lawyers

Navigating Marital Dissolution with Dignity

In an ideal situation, divorce ends amicably. Both partners agree to the terms and divide assets peacefully. And both partners have no problem deciding on custody and child support.

Unfortunately, many divorces are far from ideal, and rarely do both sides agree on everything. The disagreements that do occur often contribute to negative feelings and bad memories. As your session progresses, our mediation lawyer can help you solidify vague terms and transfer any verbal agreements to written documents that you and your partner can sign. With help from our family law team, you can often settle conflicts before going to court.

At Rutter and Sleeth Law Offices, we want to make the transition as easy as possible for everyone involved, including you, your former partner, and your children. To create a smooth transition, we offer divorce mediation to Columbia residents and those in the surrounding areas.

Striving for Amicable Solutions in Family Disputes

When you hire our staff for divorce mediation, we’ll do everything we can to ensure the session resolves conflict and avoids miscommunications and misunderstandings. If necessary, we’ll remind involved parties about proper rules of conduct and etiquette so the conversation remains civil and focused on the issue at hand.

Additionally, we’ll clarify terms regarding your legal situation, and we’ll establish a plan that can help you and your spouse negotiate key points. We can help you brainstorm ideas without showing bias toward either partner.

Contact Our Columbia Divorce Mediation Attorneys Today

At Rutter and Sleeth Law Offices, we understand that mediation isn’t a cure-all for divorce. But with a little guidance, you and your partner can learn to communicate freely without fear of repercussion or court involvement.

For a personalized approach to divorce mediation in Columbia, reach out to Rutter and Sleeth Law Offices at (573) 279-1349, or request a case evaluation online.

Commonly Asked Questions

What is family law mediation and how can it benefit me during my divorce in Columbia?

Family law mediation is a process where a neutral third party assists divorcing couples in Columbia to reach an agreement on various aspects of their separation, such as asset division, child custody, and support. It benefits you by providing a platform to discuss and resolve disputes amicably, without the need for contentious court battles. This can save time, reduce stress, and often results in more satisfactory outcomes for both parties and their children.

Can divorce mediation help with child custody and support agreements in Columbia?

Yes, divorce mediation can significantly help with child custody and support agreements in Columbia. Mediation allows parents to discuss and negotiate the terms of custody and support in a collaborative environment. This process encourages both parties to focus on the best interests of the children, leading to more flexible and personalized arrangements than those typically mandated by the court.

How does Rutter and Sleeth Law Offices handle complex disputes during divorce mediation?

Rutter and Sleeth Law Offices handle complex disputes during divorce mediation by maintaining a neutral stance and fostering an environment of open communication. They assist in clarifying legal terms and establishing negotiation plans, allowing both parties to brainstorm solutions without bias. Their approach strives to resolve conflicts and prevent misunderstandings, ensuring that the mediation process is productive and respectful.

What Sets Us Apart

The Rutter and Sleeth Difference
  • We Explore All Options to Find the Best Resolution
  • Unrivaled Personal Service for Our Clients
  • Case Evaluations Available
  • Prompt Response & Honest Communication
  • Work Directly with Your Attorney from Start to Finish
  • Over 60 Years of Combined Legal Experience

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