In Connecticut, a divorce mediator is not required to be an attorney. They just need to register with the state as a mediator. I strongly recommend that people seeking divorce

Financial Mistakes Divorce Mediation Couples often make and how to avoid them. One such mistake regarding divorce and insurance benefits is failing to secure spousal support (alimony) and child support

Life Insurance Policies are assets and must be listed and addressed in your Divorce Decree and Financial Affidavit. In a Connecticut Divorce, life insurance policies are listed on the Financial

By: Alexandra L. Cipolla M.S Surviving the holidays during divorce can be one of the most challenging times in a person’s life, especially if there are children involved. As parents,

There are two general approaches to negotiation. One is called “positional negotiation,” and the other is called “interest-based” negotiation. People may use both interest-based and positional negotiation approaches at different

Before beginning the divorce mediation process, there are a number of items one should consider. Even if you don’t consult with a review attorney or financial professional before the divorce

When spouses reach a mediation agreement, the attorney-mediator typically drafts the first draft of the parties’ agreement.  This mediation agreement is a contract. The best divorce mediators strongly encourage spouses

In Connecticut, there are rules providing that divorce mediation is a confidential process, meaning that all communications made during a mediation session by any spouse, whether in a joint session

The mediation process in Connecticut and many other states is used to help settle many different types of cases, including, for example, divorce along with other family disputes, disputes among

Do I need to sell my house first, before I finalized and reach an agreement with my soon to be Ex? The short answer is NO. The house is one