
Scott Levin explains two paths to divorce: litigation or mediation. Mediation costs less, moves faster, and is better for kids and relationships. He recommends trying mediation first.
What are your options for divorce? If you're just starting out in the process or thinking about it, you're in a very precarious position. Do you go with litigation where you go to court and let your lawyers fight it out? Or do you go to mediation where you work together with your, with your spouse to resolve all the issues of your divorce? Mediation is much more affordable, faster, better for the kids, better for your relationships. I strongly encourage you to try mediation first.
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