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Before a divorce, there is usually plenty of fighting. An impartial professional family law attorney in Tucson, Arizona, will help direct the process, so there is less fighting during the division of money and assets. When you go to court to get a divorce, you both have to hire your own attorney to fight for what you want with little regard for the other person. Mediation can help preserve your relationship by easing uncertainty and anxiety about how much money each person will have after the relationship has ended. Although mediation can’t solve your current relationship, it can help conclude your relationship with less fighting.
Divorces are almost always hard on children. However, mediation will be better for your relationship with your children since there will be less fighting in the home. When you are in the process of getting divorced, there is a time when you will still live with your spouse and children. During this time, there can be lots of tension at home, which can strain your whole family. Hostility in your home can cause confusion for children, and they may end up resentful. Lessening the anger and fighting within the home with divorce mediation can improve relationships with your children since they can see their parents as civilized and end the relationship amicably. In addition, you will be able to model common courtesy, respect, and civilization for your children.
Oftentimes, children get caught in the crossfires of personal battles with you and your spouse. It can get messy when you and your spouse go through a court battle. Your children may end up having to hear you and your spouse argue over who gets custody of them or other complex subjects. They also might start to pick up on your attitudes and anger towards one of you at home. As a result, they may begin to pick sides and hate one of you. This issue causes further division amongst your family and can lead to unhealthy relationships. Mediation is better for your family since it will show your children that you and your spouse can get along even though you may be getting a divorce. That way, they won’t feel the need to defend one parent over the other or pick sides.
Disclaimer: The content in this article is for informational purposes only and should not take the place of actual legal advice. Not all circumstances are the same, and it is suggested that you should seek legal counsel if you need assistance in any of these areas.
