Crystal Lambert, a Vancouver divorce attorney, has proven over and over again her concern for children. She is an active volunteer with the YWCA Safechoice Legal Clinic. She has a degree in Social Science with an emphasis in Psychology and Human Development. She has worked with children and is a mother herself.
All of these experiences have strengthened her commitment to provide the kind of service which prevents the least amount of disruption to any child involved in divorce.
Divorce shouldn’t suck the joy out of life for your children. They should still be able to enjoy a costume party.
Like many family lawyers, Crystal knows that mediation is often a viable option to reach agreements that will benefit everyone involved. Those who find a way to mediate will often avoid court battles and legal fees.
Less cost and less friction should be all the motivation a couple would need to try mediation, but there are other reasons to go through this process.
Discussion within mediation often brings about new understandings between parties. This can help resolve conflicts and create a working relationship that will be very beneficial during and after a divorce. With fewer conflicts and less stress, the easier it will be for children to work through the new family structure.
According to Center Point Mediation, mediation often saves time and money for clients, but most importantly it allows the parties
themselves to retain control over the process and the outcomes, including the terms of the agreement.
Mediation is-
- an informal discussion guided by a professional mediator
- self-determined- each person maintains control of the outcome
- a private, confidential process protected by law
- an opportunity to create agreements on any topic
- a way to avoid public court hearings
- much less expensive than court battles
- voluntary- parties sign agreements only when it is in their own best interest
- a way to build good will and repair relationships
- an intelligent, reasonable way to resolve conflicts
If you want compassionate, qualified mediation help, Crystal Lambert is available. Call 360-737-1473
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