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Respected Mediation Attorneys In Howard County

For divorcing couples interested in solving their issues without the added stress of litigation, the mediation process may be an option. Mediation allows couples to work out their disputes in private with the help of a neutral facilitator.

As experienced mediators, family law attorneys Margaret Oliver and Lauren Leffler can answer any questions you have and help you determine if mediation is the right choice for you and your spouse. Margaret and Lauren can assist you either as your attorneys, providing you with legal advice through the mediation process, or as mediators, working with you and your spouse/partner to facilitate a resolution. With years of legal experience, the two have helped countless families in Howard, Carroll and Anne Arundel counties in Maryland and beyond reach settlements through mediation.

Contact our Columbia-based law firm, Oliver Leffler Law by calling 410-740-1180 to learn more or schedule a consultation.

The Benefits Of Mediation For Divorcing Couples

During the mediation process, you and your partner/spouse will sit down with your mediator, who will help you find areas of agreement and keep you working toward solutions for areas of disagreement, whether it is child custody, alimony or property division. Most couples who choose mediation to resolve their issues find that it is beneficial because of the following reasons:

  • It is an affordable and efficient option for divorce.
  • You and your spouse/partner can work out your issues in private.
  • You and your spouse/partner can remain in control of the process.

Studies show that both spouses are much more likely to honor mediated settlement agreements and modify them when necessary without conflict, reducing the possibility of future disputes. Additionally, by working together now, it can help you to work together in the future – a tremendous benefit if you have children. Courts order couples into mediation in nearly all cases.

Do Not Go Through Mediation Alone – Contact Oliver Leffler Law

Even if you and your spouse are working with another mediator, it is important to contact a lawyer to make sure you do not agree to a settlement that will harm you now or in the future. Contact Margaret and Lauren at Oliver Leffler Law online or call 410-740-1180 to schedule a consultation.

Mediators

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Lauren N. Leffler

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Margaret H. Oliver