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FAQs about family law mediation in NC

What are the advantages of mediating my case?

  • Mediation allows the ability to control your own destiny. You can work with an unbiased North Carolina mediator rather than leaving your fate in the hands of a judge.
  • You can participate in mediation at anytime, giving you a flexible way to resolve issues.
  • Mediations are typically is held in a conference room environment, providing a comfortable and informal atmosphere
  • Mediation provides for a non-threatening environment: The mediator remains objective and does not serve as legal counsel for either party. You decide if you want legal counsel to be present during the mediation.
  • Even if you can’t resolve all of the issues, mediation allows the opportunity to settle some conflicts and reserve remaining issues for trial.
  • Mediation can result in binding agreements and court orders that carry the full weight of the law.

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Wake Family Law Group

Schilawski O’Shaughnessy Grace King & Mauney, PLLC

4350 Lassiter at North Hills Ave, Suite 360
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609

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