Mediation and Other Alternative Dispute Resolution Options

Written by // St. Paul Divorce Attorney Chris Banas

Traditional divorces are often highly confrontational and antagonistic, causing undue stress on the individuals involved. This adversarial approach may make it difficult for the parties to work together after the divorce is finalized, particularly in regard to child rearing decisions and parenting time agreements. Luckily, there are other options available to those wishing to dissolve their marriage as amicably as possible.

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