Category Archives: Assets and Debts

Lori A. Grover, a professional divorce mediator who lives in Rhode Island, has recently produced some excellent videos on what divorce mediation means, how it works, and why mediation makes more sense than fighting in court. Watch Divorce Mediation: For … Continue reading →

If you and your spouse have no children and have decided to divorce, here is what you can do to get a divorce decree as quickly as possible. Step 1 – Understand Your Rights and How the Divorce Process Works … Continue reading →

This 8-min video shows how a divorce mediator helps divorcing spouses to work out a mutually acceptable agreement on how to split their assets and debts – quickly and inexpensively, without fighting in court.

Today I found this message on the Internet. ~~~ My wife and I agree that we should get a divorce through mediation, because it may save us time and money over a contested divorce. She also thinks that we could … Continue reading →

When divorcing spouses come to mediation, one of the key issues to resolve is, of course, the family home. In most cases, the family home carries a high emotional value. Perhaps it is the place that husband and wife bought at a … Continue reading →

Amy Buttell Crane explains which specific steps you can take to minimize or eliminate your exposure to jointly held credit card debt during a divorce. To read her entire article, click here.

Amy E. Buttell explains why you should leave your marriage with no joint debt, and why mediation is your best option if you and your spouse cannot agree on how on  who is responsible for which credit card debt. To read … Continue reading →

One of the key decisions you have to make for your divorce is: How will you and your spouse divide all the assets and debts accumulated during your marriage? It’s a decision you’d better make calmly. Whatever you and your … Continue reading →