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It’s much more user-friendly than court. No dockets, no artificial time constraints, no press of other cases waiting after you to be heard. And you wouldn’t believe how easy it is for motions to be heard!
In a large number of family law cases mediation offers the best hope of problem resolution and dispute settlement. Trials are costly in terms of time and money as well as bad blood between the formerly married parties. It takes time to get the case on the docket, and then there are usually several issues to resolve, necessitating several different hearings.
It seems hard to envision that anyone would go into a marriage with the idea that it is going to fail, however the reality is that some marriages do fail. When going through the trauma of the split of a marriage and relationship, parties often look to the other party to blame.
It’s no surprise that more than half of all marriages end in divorce. More surprising is the cost of these divorces - with legal fees averaging $22,000 to $48,000 per couple.
Typically, when couples decide to divorce, at least one of the two involved decides to get "educated". In many cases, learning about mediation comes by accident from endless searching for other divorce information on the internet.
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The court applies the North Carolina child support guidelines to determine the amount of child support. The Court may vary from the guidelines when it finds by the greater weight of the evidence that their application would either not meet, or would exceed, the reasonable needs of the child.
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