How Long Will Mediation Take?
Since each client and each settlement is unique, there is no clear answer to this question. Some issues can be settled in one or two sessions. For divorce, the minimum number of twohour sessions needed is three. Most divorcing couples use 510 sessions.
Other New Hampshire Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs
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How Does Mediation Work?
A: Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process in which professional mediators help parties discuss and explore interests, needs, goals and solution for difficult issues. -
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How Often Are Sessions Scheduled?
A: This is entirely up to you. Sessions could be scheduled once a week, once a month, or a few during one month and then one several months later. The scheduling is … More -
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Will I Need An Attorney?
A: Many clients find a legal consultation provides a useful perspective on their situation, but it is not required. If you are seeding a divorce, we recommend that your … More -
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Who Will Be My Mediators?
A: We work in teams of two mediators with each client pair. Your specific issues, previous contact with any of us personally or professionally, and our schedules will … More
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