Our Winnebago County family mediation attorneys have written the following companion article to help you understand the process of divorce mediation. We emphasize how important resolving disputes can be for both parties. Through mediation, both sides can reach an amicable solution and avoid expensive court fees. This can be done with the assistance of a professional mediator.

Read the full article by our Winnebago County child custody mediation attorneys explaining child custody mediation.

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In this article, our Winnebago County family mediation attorneys explain the difference between contributions and dissipation when it comes to marital estates. We also discuss how Illinois courts distinguish between marital and non-marital assets, explaining how these different asset types affect the contributions and dissipation.

Read the full article by our Winnebago County family mediation lawyers explaining dissipation and contribution in Winnebago County divorce cases.

In this article, our Winnebago County family mediation attorneys discuss Collaborative and Cooperative Divorce in detail.

Similar to divorce mediation, Cooperative and Collaborative divorce allow all parties to potentially resolve disputes that arise in a divorce outside of court. This enables both parties to save time, hassle, and money on attorneys fees. In both of these types of divorce, the parties attempt to reach a settlement without a mediator.

Read the full article by our Winnebago County divorce mediation attorneys comparing divorce mediation to Collaborative Divorce and Cooperative Divorce. 

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