Effective preparation significantly enhances the likelihood of a successful resolution in a process designed to facilitate agreement between divorcing parties outside of a courtroom setting. This involves strategic planning, information gathering, and emotional management to navigate negotiations effectively. An example is meticulously documenting all assets and debts prior to the session.
The advantages of adequately getting ready for this process include potentially reduced legal costs, a faster resolution compared to litigation, and greater control over the outcome. Historically, its adoption has increased as individuals seek less adversarial and more cost-effective methods of dissolving a marriage. It promotes a collaborative approach that can minimize conflict and preserve relationships where co-parenting is necessary.
