Have you found yourself on the doorsteps of divorce and don't know how to move forward?
Take the first step towards your divorce resolution with Fairway Divorce Solutions. We complete mediated resolution plans that help preserve our client's wealth and protect their children by delivering high value, fee structured mediation solutions.
When faced with divorce you can reduce the time involved, stress on your family, protect your kids from the negative impact and maximize the assets you worked so hard to build! Our Fairway Divorce Vancouver Mediators work with both conflicted and amicable couples. Our strategic
financial divorce mediation model educates and empowers decision
makers. When you leave Fairway you will have a comprehensive resolution plan which includes your Financial Pie Division™ and Nurtured Children Plan™ that will stand the test of time.
Fairway Divorce Vancouver is committed to minimizing your costs, shortening the divorce process, protecting your assets and your children.
There was the traditional way - now there's the Fairway!
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), a way of resolving disputes between two or more parties. A third party, the mediator, assists the parties to negotiate their own settlement. There are many forms of mediation. Find out what path of mediation is right for you.
Why are more couples choosing mediation?
- Parties control the outcome;
- Parties are directly engaged in the negotiation of the settlement;
- A neutral third Party views the dispute objectively and can assist the Parties in exploring alternatives;
- Mediation can be scheduled at an early stage in the dispute and a settlement can be reached much quicker than in litigation;
- Money is saved through reduced legal costs and less staff time;
- There is an enhanced likelihood of continuing relationships; and
- Creative solutions for special needs can become a part of the settlement.
Professionals agree that the benefits of a mediated settlement are clear:
From a letter from A.B. Sulatycky, Associate
Chief Justice, Court of Queens Bench Alberta dated June 17, 2002 –
“Please think carefully about the choices available to you. Going to
Court is an adversarial approach. It is expensive, tends to fan the
flames of conflict, results in personal attacks between the parties,
and often results in both sides feeling dissatisfied by the end of the
case. ... [T]he mediation process can result in an agreed resolution
that is less expensive, less hostile, takes less time and money, and is
more creative. The choices you make now can have an enormous impact on
you and your children for the rest of your life”
“...Non-custodial parents who used mediation
also saw their children more than did parents who used the adversarial
court process.” – B.C. Justice Whitepaper
73% of couples who mediated reported the relationship as ‘cordial’ - Emery
“A recent twelve year post-settlement study
indicated that mediated parents were substantially more in compliance on
issues such as child visitation. There is some data which indicates
parents are also more compliant in providing child support payments.” –
B.C. Justice Whitepaper
Contact us today and make the first step towards The Clear Road to a New Life®!
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