Should a divorcing couple use the same attorney?
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The foremost thing that comes in anyone’s mind when they hear the word ‘divorce’ is humiliation! Divorce can be one of the most painful incidents in an individual’s life, but for some, it can also be advantageous depending on the situation of the couples. In between of this, divorce dealings can be a hassle for couples because they can get very costly. For this reason, you may consider sharing an attorney with your divorcing spouse. At Progressive Mediation we believe that depending on your situation, this can be possible but other times, it is best not to share an attorney. Benefits of using a neutral lawyer Helps the spouse understand the law Helps spouse exchange fiscal admissions and fill forms Helps spouses discover the major issues during their divorce e.g- possessions, guardianship, and alimony) Helps spouses come in harmony to settle their divorce issues, and planning divorce payment contracts. Hire a Mediator in Windsor law firms Mediation is an