Legal Separation & Divorce Mediation
A fresh approach to divorce, leaving you in control.
“After many years of a divorce litigation practice, I decided to devote myself to working with parties on achieving sensible, reasonable solutions to their marital disputes. I have seen the harsh side of matrimonial litigation. Frankly, litigation should always be a last resort.”
— Timothy J. Horgan, Esq.
Divorce Through Mediation
Every couple is different. One of the difficulties with litigation is that courts and lawyers understandably look to reduce every case to familiar rules. Unfortunately, sometimes that approach is not tailored to your unique lives and situation.
It makes simple sense that parties should determine how they end their marriage - not a Judge who is a stranger to your family or lawyers who necessarily must act as advocates, not facilitators. Mediation gives you the power.
You set the terms and timeline.
You will not be in a courthouse, and you will not be beholden to a timeline and schedule set by the courts.
You will be in a comfortable office or at home communicating through some virtual means that will allow you to feel less stress in an already difficult situation.
Save time and money.
Mediation is a less-expensive option than disputing issues in court.
Litigated divorces take time. It is a fact of life. Courts are overburdened and cases move slowly. In mediation you and your spouse essentially dictate the length of the process.
A peaceful process that is easier on spouses and children.
The need to end a marriage does not necessarily require animosity and conflict. Parties who cooperate instead of battling it out with lawyers ultimately benefit, especially when children are involved and contact will be necessary for years.
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There’s no commitment, pressure, or obligation.
Long Island Office
100 Quentin Roosevelt Boulevard, Suite 511
Garden City, New York 11530
Phone: 516-280-3123
Fax: 516-833-9408
New York City Office
575 Madison Avenue, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10022
Phone: 212-605-0435
Fax: 212-605-0222