The three main types of divorce mediation commonly practiced are facilitative, evaluative, and transformative. Here's a brief explanation of each: Facilitative Mediation: This type of mediation focuses on facilitating open communication and guiding the parties [...]
Divorce mediation in Ontario is a process in which a neutral third party, known as a mediator, assists couples in resolving their divorce-related issues outside of the courtroom. The mediator facilitates constructive communication and guides [...]
The success rate of mediation in Ontario is high, in the area of 80%. While specific statistics may vary, mediation has proven to be an effective method for resolving disputes and reaching mutually satisfactory agreements. [...]
Can a separating person go for CDFA professional instead of a family law lawyer.
Only if you can’t come to an agreement- less than 5% family law cases go to trial. Talk to your family law lawyer to discuss other workable out-of-court options. This option should suit the specificity [...]
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) trained specially. Their training makes them capable of analyzing different settlement proposals. They are also trained to look at the long term consequence of decisions their clients make. They also [...]
Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFA) can act as neutral third party during the divorce process. Their role is to provide financial analysis and advice to both parties, helping them understand the short and long-term financial [...]
Many CDFA professionals are professional mediators. They are also collaborative professionals who can be neutral in assisting both parties. Their role is to make mediation or collaborative process easy. Yet, not all CDFA professionals are [...]
This sometimes gets a ‘yes’ and sometimes a ‘no’. Based on the factors of taxes and insurance, it is important to know what it will cost. Next is to know if your income is enough [...]
The whole house is termed matrimonial property. You must consult with a family law lawyer to discuss your option as you might have made a “presumptive gift”. In some province or territories, as long as [...]
