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Online Mediation: Questions and Answers
Online mediation provides litigants another option to resolve disputes when in person meetings are not possible. Waugh Law & Mediation has been provided this option for several years. Using their smartphone, tablet, or computer, participants log on and participate in the mediation virtually. Brenda is a licensed attorney in West Virginia, Virginia and the District of Columbia. She provides mediation in many areas including civil cases, family issues, small business, and employment matters.
When Filing for Divorce is a New Year’s Resolution
January is a popular month to file for divorce. Why? For many people, the new year is a time that they reevaluate their lives and decide to make changes. Perhaps they have waited or tried to make a marriage work for some time and the new year seems like a good opportunity to go ahead and pursue divorce. Others may want to wait until after Christmas to plan for their a divorce. Some people postpone divorce into the new year for economic or tax reasons. Whatever the basis, if you have decided to divorce in 2017, should you file?
How Do I File for a Divorce Without a Lawyer? Part 1: Where to File
In our monthly series about filing for divorce without a lawyer, we will be addressing the court processes. In this month's article, we take on the difficult question of determining where you can file for divorce. Our first series will be focusing on West Virginia.
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE DEMONSTRATES THE BROAD APPLICATION OF MEDIATION TO RESOLVE DISPUTES
This weekend I had the pleasure of attending the Virginia Mediation Network’s annual fall conference. As a member of the Board of Directors, I take great pride in being part of such a wonderful program. The presentations and workshops were varied, representing the wide variety of contexts when mediation may effectively resolve conflicts.