Mediation 101

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Mediation has become one of the most popular methods of resolving legal disputes among family members. Whether you and your ex-spouse disagree on child custody arrangements, can’t decide who gets what property, or want to avoid expensive and time-consuming litigation, mediation could be the right choice for you.

Our attorney at The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC is trained and qualified in mediating cases for divorcing spouses in Texas. We understand that mediation is not for everyone, which is why we will take the time to listen to your side of the matter and get a comprehensive grasp of your short-term and long-term goals before determining the best path for you. More times than not, couples opt for mediation as an alternative to litigation for a variety of reasons, and you can see why by reading our blogs below.

Our lawyers offer a wealth of information on everything you need to know about meditation. Even if you read and understand the resources below, however, we encourage you to consult with our attorneys before moving forward with the process!

For more information, please schedule a free consultation online or at (281) 810-9760 today. We look forward to hearing from you.

What is mediation?

Did you know 95% of cases are resolved outside of the court room?
Why Choose Mediation?

Couples and families wishing to resolve their family law and divorce-related issues have many legal options.
5 Things to Do to Prepare your Texas Divorce Case for Mediation

It is not uncommon for some of the people who consult with me regarding a divorce to ask why do we need to go to mediation?
What is Mediation and How Can it Help Me?

Before turning to a court to litigate legal issues people will attempt to use an alternative dispute resolution, which just means they will try to resolve their disputes outside of court.
Why parents try mediation before going to court

In the world of family law one of the terms that you need to become familiar with his mediation.
Mediation and its impact on your Texas Child Custody Case

It has become a trend in recent years for courts in southeast Texas to mandate that parties must attend at least one session of mediation (and likely more) before they ever are able to have their case presented in front of a judge during a trial.
Can you negotiate child support during mediation?

The attorneys with the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC are huge proponents of mediation.
Mediation Essentials for a Texas Divorce

What is mediation, you may be asking. Mediation is an event where the parties to a divorce and their attorneys meet with a neutral, third party called a mediator to attempt to settle any outstanding issues in their case.
Why doesn’t mediation always work?

If you are in the process of becoming involved in a divorce case then you should know right off the bat that there are no sure things in the entire process of getting a divorce.
Virtual Mediations in a Post-COVID-19 World

Of all the processes involved in a Texas divorce, the mediation process is one of the most important.
Why parents try mediation before going to court

In the world of family law one of the terms that you need to become familiar with his mediation.
Dividing community property in mediation: What can be done to settle your divorce in Texas

Generally speaking income earned and property/debt acquired during the course of your marriage is considered to be community property for Texas residents..
Mediation: A time and money saver for your Texas Divorce

From the time that I began practicing family law most clients and potential clients that I have had the opportunity to work with have had the belief that a judge will decide their divorce case.