Express Documents and Mediation, Inc. is a Family and Divorce Mediation Practice dedicated to settling divorce disputes amicably, out of court, without expensive divorce attorney fees.
Child Support
Tells the Court that I want to file for a divorce and lists the demands I want, such as custody, visitation, and Child Support - in addition to property, debts and division of assets.
Child Custody and Visitation
D. The court shall grant a party’s application for change of venue when the court determines that it is an inconvenient forum under the circumstances and the court in another county is a more appropriate forum consistent with the factors in subsection B of Section 551-207 of the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act after substitution of the word "county" for the word "state" in such section of the act, and transfer is requested to the county where the applying party resides in the state.
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement is something that should be discussed with an attorney. There maybe protections for you in getting a prenuptial agreement. A licensed attorney can give you advice about a prenuptial agreement.
Spousal Support
V Spousal support, including amount, terms as well as duration, if applicable. (note: Express Documents and Mediation, Inc. only includes alimony or spousal support if both parties agree to alimony or spousal support)
Legal Separation
2. An action for legal separation may be brought in the county in which either party is a resident at the time of the filing of the petition.
Annulment
A. Except as otherwise provided by subsection B of this section, the petitioner or the respondent in an action for divorce or annulment of a marriage must have been an actual resident, in good faith, of the state, for six (6) months immediately preceding the filing of the petition.
The exact process of mediation depends on the couple involved: one couple may need help with a host of issues while another may only have a few topics that require third party assistance. It also matters how well the couple can get along and come to a compromise. In general, mediators prefer that the couple has some contact outside of mediation and attempt to work on some issues without his/her help, thus speeding up the process. Ideally, the mediator will not be the primary focus of sessions; he/she is there to offer equal aid to both partners, intervening only when things get difficult or disagreements cannot be resolved. The normal mediation process is 4-10 meetings, though again, the exact length has to do with the couple themselves. Some cases can be solved in 2-3 sessions or less.