When a couple decides to divorce, they may decide to resolve their divorce issues outside of court using a neutral divorce mediator as a facilitator. A mediator can help them navigate through their divorce discussions.
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Karen P. Sampson, Attorney/Mediator
Karen P. Sampson is a family law attorney, divorce mediator and collaborative divorce lawyer with a practice in Burlington County, New Jersey. She is passionate about helping her clients who are often going through one of the most difficult times of their lives. She helps then navigate through the divorce process, understand their issues, and reach the best possible solutions so they could move forward with their lives. She understands that every divorce situation is unique and recognizes the many dimensions involved - legal, financial, emotional, psychological, and parental when children are involved. She utilizes her extensive training in mediation and collaborative law to promote discussion and problem solving. Ms. Sampson assists clients in matters of divorce mediation, collaborative divorce, litigious divorce, post-divorce issues, and other family law matters.
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The Positive Ripple Effects of a Successful Divorce Mediation
There are many positive ripple effects that can result after the couple reaches an agreement in mediation. These positive ripple effects can benefit the couple and their children for years to come.
5 Reasons You Should Have an Attorney Review Your “Do it Yourself Divorce”
Even if you and your spouse have the best intentions and full financial disclosure, there are several reasons why your self-prepared marital settlement agreement should be reviewed by your own attorney before you sign it.
The Initial Divorce Consultation: Everything You Need to Know
A productive initial divorce consultation can provide a toolbox of information allowing you to reflect on your situation before taking the next steps.
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