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Mediation
Too often divorce is seen as a win/lose situation. You turn your destinies over to your two attorneys and hope they know what they are doing. The problems is: they don’t know you, your goals and aspiration or your family’s needs.
So, what is divorce mediation? Simply put, its a process in which a divorcing couple meets, together, with a mediator or, in some cases, two co-mediators in a series of scheduled sessions. During those session, the couple discloses the hard facts that is, information regarding their joint and individual finances bank accounts, debts, investments, retirement accounts and pensions and assets real estate, cars, other vehicles.
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In Connecticut, grounds for divorce may be no-fault, which means irreconcilable differences, or the traditional fault grounds of adultery, fraud, intolerable cruelty, imprisonment, confinement due to mental illness, and living separately for 18 months.
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