Mediation

Mediation serves as a valuable alternative dispute resolution method, providing divorcing couples with an opportunity to reach a resolution outside of the courtroom. Most judges in Georgia actually require divorcing couples to attend mediation before scheduling a trial. This requirement underscores the potential benefits of mediation, including significant time and cost savings for both individuals and the court system.

At Boyd Collar Nolen Tuggle & Roddenbery, our team of attorneys approaches mediation with the same rigorous preparation and dedication as we would for a trial. Mediation agreements are binding and cover the same complex and emotional issues as trials, such as asset division, alimony, child support and custody. Our attorneys serve as steadfast advocates throughout this process, offering innovative solutions to these complex issues. We work to ensure that any mediation agreement comprehensively represents our client’s needs with clarity and precision.