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  So, Medina, Martinez & Castroll, LLC is a law firm and the people writing these posts are lawyers, but not your lawyers. We can't give you specific advice on your case unless you retain us (and we'd be happy to have you come into the office to discuss taking you on as a client). Otherwise, what is written here is purely for informational purposes for people interested in reading about divorce and family law in New Jersey and is not legal advice or counsel. Despite what is said here, the facts of your situation might warrant a different result and the laws of your state may differ widely from those of New Jersey.

Many couples intent on getting a divorce decide to go through mediation before engaging attorneys to institute legal proceedings (regardless of whether they consult attorneys to review any settlement agreements).

What’s important to remember about private mediation (as compared to any mediation incident to divorce proceedings) is that it is a completely voluntary process. You can start it as soon as your ready and you can stop mediating at any point, if you decide that it’s not in your best interests to continue.

Posted by Victor J. Medina
Medina, Martinez & Castroll, LLC

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