Divorce Attorneys
No family fits into a perfect mold. Hiring attorneys and litigating your divorce means subjecting yourself to the confines of strangers deciding who gets what, who pays who, and who lives where. If you have children together, you will be bound by the judge’s decision of what is best for your child – even though that judge will never meet them.
Going through a divorce creates significant emotional exhaustion, feelings of overwhelm, and anxiety. If both parties hire their own litigators, the attorneys’ costs alone can destroy a family’s financial stability. Family law litigators’ income is directly tied to the amount of conflict a family experiences during this turbulent time.
Instead, consider working with a Kansas family law attorney who serves as a mediator to navigate your divorce case. Mediation means that both parties feel supported, and this de-escalates conflict. Mediation creates a space for parents to structure a parenting plan in their child’s best interests. Parties are empowered to creatively solve problems regarding the division of retirement, equity, and other marital assets. They are educated on outside-the-box solutions for reducing marital debt.
Divorce is stressful enough. Working with Boothe Law & Mediation means not having to monitor court hearing dates, teaching yourself what a “valid, just, and equitable” division looks like, or reinventing what “the best interests of the minor child” should be. The mediator will break down the process into piecemeal decisions that are spread across a manageable timeline. Working with Boothe Law & Mediation takes away your feelings of uncertainty and hopelessness and channels those feelings and energy into productive problem-solving.
Boothe Law & Mediation offers three-hour mediation sessions. The sessions are capped at three hours because the parties are empowered with understanding their legal consequences and options and using that knowledge to make objective business decisions. Mediation goes at the pace that is right for each individual family. Some parties require only one session, and others prefer to digest their options at a more deliberate speed with many sessions. Regardless, capping the mediation session at three hours ensures both parties are in a healthy headspace to make lasting decisions.
Boothe Law & Mediation believes that families should be the creators of the next chapter in their lives.