Gray Divorce Signs | Reasons | Older Divorce Avoidance
Facing a gray divorce? Learn the signs of gray divorce, issues and challenges to watch out for, and the best way to resolve them.
Going through a divorce will likely be one of the most significant life events you will ever face.
It’s not only distressing emotionally, but the divorce process itself, if not handled properly, can be drawn-out, costly and damaging to everyone involved, including your children.
But you can make sure that doesn't happen by mediating your divorce with us.
If you do, your divorce can be efficient, economical and child-focused. So you can move forward with greater emotional and financial stability, and start on your path towards healing.
Joe Dillon & Cheryl Dillon, The Equitable Mediation Team
Our services are delivered with the human touch and nuanced guidance that automated systems simply can’t, so you can ensure your unique needs are truly understood and addressed.
We'll help you identify and come to agreement on a parenting plan and all relevant parenting issues - ensuring the best interests of your kids are front and center throughout all negotiations.
And we'll help you come to fair and equitable agreements on child support, alimony, and property division using our extensive knowledge of divorce finances.
Our mediation process is specifically designed to keep your negotiations peaceful, productive, and efficient so you can avoid an ugly, drawn-out, and financially ruinous divorce.
To make your negotiations as comfortable and convenient as possible, you’ll work with our expert Divorce Mediator, Joe Dillon, online. Giving you and your spouse the space to ease any tension between you.
To help manage conflict and the intense emotional upheaval that can accompany divorce, our Divorce Coach, Cheryl Dillon, can be available to you throughout the mediation process.
And to eliminate the anxiety of unknown mounting legal fees, our personalized, flat-fee mediation programs offer you tailored and cost-effective solutions to resolve even the most complex family matters.
>Cheryl and Joe are consummate professionals and they made a really awful and difficult time far more palatable. They are kind, smart, patient, and competent.
Cheryl's coaching and support will prove invaluable to anyone. And Joe will make sure all parties’ thoughts and concerns are articulated and heard; even when the parties cannot articulate those thoughts themselves.
We do not recommend divorce. But we recommend Joe and Cheryl, highly. We are grateful they were there for us.
- F.F & B.Fformer clients
>From guiding us through the issues to ensuring our agreement was thorough to the kindness they showed us during our time working together, Joe and Cheryl didn't let us down.
We are grateful for everything they did to make a highly emotional and very personal event easier on us and our family.
- C.R.former client
Both Joe and Cheryl found a way to keep the conversation moving forward while bringing just enough light heartedness to keep the tension down for what otherwise could have been a miserable experience.
They can take a difficult topic and process and make it very manageable, a skill that only experience can provide.
They are both incredibly helpful and their process was efficient and effective.
- S.S.former client
Each of you has played a vital role in raising your children and financially advancing your family to where you are today.
Now that you’re divorcing, you want to make sure your settlement agreement acknowledges the contributions each of you made to the marriage, inside and outside the home, without getting short-changed financially in the process.
Choose the divorce method that’s better for you and your children.
And choose the expert divorce mediation team at Equitable Mediation.
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