We offer telephone and video conferences as well as in-person meetings when requested. Please contact our office today to set up a remote or in-person consultation. For more information please call or email our firm.

Is Mediation An Option For You?

At the Law Office of Lori Watson, we offer mediation and collaborative divorce services. When you work with us to mediate your divorce, you gain the advantage of a lawyer trained as a mediator. Additionally, Ms. Watson is known for her excellent communication skills and her ability to negotiate settlements that meet the needs of her clients effectively.

Mediation can provide a pathway to a more amicable divorce. Because Ms. Watson has extensive experience assisting Georgetown residents with this process, she can guide you through it successfully as well.

Finding Solutions That Avoid The Court System

Mediation is an informal process and offers one way to avoid the court system. In a mediated divorce, everyone meets in a private office to negotiate key issues. These may include child support, child custody, spousal support, and property and debt division.

During mediation, the mediator moves between the divorcing parties, facilitating discussion and compromise. Even if Ms. Watson’s client prefers not to interact directly with the other party, a fair settlement can still be reached.

When mediation is successful, a settlement agreement is prepared and signed on the same day. Furthermore, mediation and collaborative divorce give you more control over the process. As a result, your divorce can usually be finalized faster and more privately than through the state court system.

Find Out How An Experienced Divorce Attorney Can Assist You

We encourage you to call us today to schedule a confidential initial consultation. During this meeting, we will discuss how we may help you resolve your divorce through mediation or assist you with any other family law matter. Therefore, please call us at 512-931-2121 or send our family law office an email today.

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