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In this podcast episode, the importance of Pre-Mediation Disclosures in mediation is discussed, focusing on how these disclosures can contribute to a successful mediation process. There are two main types: Financial Disclosures and Mediation Topics Disclosures, which can sometimes be termed Confidential Pre-Mediation Disclosures.
Welcome! If you have good clarity on what’s important to you, your success in mediation can be a reality. Today’s topic is about getting clarity on your internal goals versus your external goals. Couples who do not work this out at all, or work it out incorrectly have more difficulty in the negotiations and the mediation can even be completely compromised.
In this episode of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast, Tom Davis dives into the crucial difference between internal and external goals in mediation. Understanding these distinctions is key to achieving success. Tom explains how external goals, often tied to tangible assets like the marital home or spousal maintenance, can create win/lose scenarios that increase conflict and limit flexibility. He introduces the “Outside In Method” to help listeners identify and reevaluate potentially problematic external goals.
Whether you’re in the midst of a divorce or looking to be prepared for any future challenges, this podcast equips you with the tools to achieve the best possible outcomes in your mediation journey.
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According to new information recently released it’s proposed that Spousal Maintenance no longer be deductible from the Party paying it. This will certainly affect how Spousal Maintenance will be calculated and negotiated if this bill is passed.
Seems like an easy question on the surface. When going through a divorce most of the clients that come before me basically want a fair financial settlement, a fair parenting plan with their children and to avoid being “screwed over” during the divorce process. These client needs are modest and I generally always can help […]
