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STANLEY A. HARMON
Director
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Has
practiced
law for more than twenty-five years
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Thorough
understanding of financial matters
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Wharton
Business School graduate
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Accredited Professional
Mediator
The
Divorce Process can be Prolonged,
Expensive & Adversarial
When
a couple starts the divorce process each spouse retains an attorney and legal
proceedings begin. The process can take a year or longer and become exceedingly expensive.
More
important, emotional stress, particularly upon children, can be devastating.
Even
if attorneys have already been retained, mediation can still be used to obtain a faster
and less expensive result.
Mediation
is a Cooperative Process
Reducing Time, Cost, & Aggravation
When
divorce mediation is used, an agreement on all issues is usually reached in
about two to three months. Couples meet with a trained mediator who
guides them to a fair and equitable arrangement. Because the parties
themselves formulate the agreement, post divorce conflict is minimized or
eliminated.
Mediation
deals expeditiously and appropriately with all issues including:
Mediation
can also be utilized to obtain a temporary separation.
Animosity
or anger between spouses does not preclude successful mediation. The
trained mediator works with the couple to bring about cooperation by enabling
them to speak rationally to each other.
Involvement
of Attorneys & Other Professionals
The attorneys on our staff can provide couples in mediation additional benefits from
their legal
perspectives. In addition, each party may consult with an independent
attorney during the mediation process.
Couples
can be assured that, if needed, other professionals such as accountants,
financial planners, psychologists, and psychiatrists will be brought into the process.
Do not hesitate to call even if your spouse is presently not interested in
mediation,
as we can help to
resolve that problem.
There is
no charge for the first visit. Evening and weekend hours are available.

You
have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
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