Divorce Mediation
Going through a divorce can be a challenging time in life. It is important to consult with an attorney who can explain all practical options.
Divorce mediation with the Law Offices of Jeffrey W. Goldblatt Esq., can save you time, money, and stress compared to tradition litigation.
Jeffrey W. Goldblatt, with offices in East Brunswick, Freehold, and Wall, NJ, can protect your interests with effective mediation.
Mediation Offers an Alternative to Divorce Litigation
Cost
Divorce mediation in New Jersey is typically more cost-effective than traditional litigation. There is no need to pay retainer fees to two attorneys. There are no charges for court appearances and courthouse waiting time. One fee is paid to the mediator for the time they spent on the case. Mr. Goldblatt has a long history in East Brunswick, Freehold, and Wall, NJ, as a family law attorney. He can save you significant costs by acting as a mediator for your divorce.
Amicable Resolution
Agreeing to mediate means both parties are willing to work through the details of the resolution without going to court. This can improve communication between spouses during divorce and can help prevent future conflict.
Children
It is important to remember that it is difficult for children to cope with a disruption of the family. Choosing to mediate can reduce the impact of a divorce on your children, especially when compared to a lengthy child custody battle. A hostile or bitter litigation procedure that drags on can have a psychological toll on the emotional well-being of children. Having a skilled divorce mediator to help you through the process can ease tensions.
A Mediator with Understanding
For over 35 years, Jeffrey W. Goldblatt has assisted residents of East Brunswick, Freehold, and Wall, NJ, reach divorce settlements through mediation. As a New Jersey R:1-40 qualified mediator, Mr. Goldblatt can guide you through the mediation process and provide insight into any proposed resolution.
His approach facilitates dialogue between parties. Mr. Goldblatt promotes a hospitable atmosphere so that divorcing couples can openly discuss differences. In this way, couples can reach a resolution that is beneficial for each person, as well as any children they may have.
Daniel F.
Jeff was the best attorney I could have asked for. The night I was served I was calling around to attorneys he called me back that night. He helped me get through my divorce with ease. Highly recommend to anyone.
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Sean W.
Mr. Goldblatt was referred to me and I'm very fortunate that he was. He did a wonderful job reviewing my case and explaining the various options and likely outcomes. On my court date he successfully negotiated what I truly believe was the best possible outcome.
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Jeffrey W. Goldblatt has represented family law clients in New Jersey for over 30 years. If you and your spouse agree to divorce mediation, Mr. Goldblatt will work hard to minimize the stress and anxiety that accompanies decisions involving sensitive subjects like alimony, child support, and child custody.
Call us at our East Brunswick, NJ, office at (732) 238-8700 to see how Jeffrey W. Goldblatt can assist you today.
Additional Benefits
Controlled Outcome
Mediation offers you the chance to control the final outcome of your divorce. In a traditional divorce, you present your case in front of a judge, who then makes the decision for you. This decision, made by a disinterested party, can have lasting effects on your family for years to come - regardless of whether you agree with the judge's final call. In contrast, mediation allows you and your former spouse to actively decide the outcome of the issues together.
No Deadlines
Because mediation is a collaborative process, there are no pressing time restrictions. If you and your spouse can quickly agree upon the terms of divorce, mediation can be completed in a timely manner.
A mediation agreement is not binding until both parties sign a property settlement agreement. The number of sessions needed to reach a resolution of all pending issues depends on the motivation of the parties and the complexity of the issues. Sessions are therefore scheduled at the convenience of the parties and completed as soon as a settlement is agreed upon.
Confidentiality
What happens during sessions with your spouse and mediator is confidential. There is no public record, unlike in the court documents that accompany a traditional divorce. If you specify that all discussions should be kept confidential, your mediator will not disclose any part of the meetings in future court proceedings.
Roman R.
The Best Attorney. I not only recommend attorney Jeffrey Goldblatt, but I guarantee once you have used his service you too will look no further. Mr. Goldblatt is smart, cost-conscious, efficient and really knows matrimonial law. Genuine, ethical, responsive and effective. Calm and controlled personality. I was legally divorced years ago by another lawyer who did not help me get Domestic Relations Order. He took the time to review all the details of my case in a brief time and took on my DRO. The office staff was also a pleasure. Always there with pleasant greetings and smiles.
I would highly recommend Jeffrey Goldblatt.
Chris P.
Mr. Goldblatt is an excellent Attorney and very easy to work with. His knowledge of family law and his dedication to me as a client resulted in a much better than expected outcome. I highly recommend Mr. Goldblatt for any matters you might need legal assistance with.
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