No one thinks about divorce as they say their wedding vows, but the truth of the matter is that nearly half of the couples who marry will end up divorcing. This may be due to infidelity, abuse, or even just growing apart. Whatever the reason, it is a difficult time in anyone’s life. The stress of dividing your possessions up and possibly dealing with custody issues can make it very difficult to focus on work or other areas of your life.

Despite your best intentions it is often the case that even the most amicable of splits becomes a little heated when trying to work out who is entitled to what. When things reach the stage that neither party can see a way forward, tempers are usually frayed and the response is simply to call an attorney and get them to deal with it. However, there is a better way!

Businesses like Peaceful Settlement in Miami (http://www.marketpressrelease.com/Divorce-Mediation-in-Miami-is-an-Option-1453289600.html) offer a divorce mediation service. Instead of going to a court of law, both parties attend a session, (or more if necessary). The mediator will guide each side through their own story, the issues and most importantly their aims. Together they should then be able to reach a solution which is not only fair but amicable.

Perhaps the most important part of this scenario is that you have only paid the mediator for their help. This is much cheaper than the cost of attorneys, court fees and all the other items that comes along with the conventional approach to divorce.

Of course this service can also be used by businesses seeking to change their structure or set up but dealing with a partner that does not want the change. A good mediator will steer the subject and ensure the parties do not dwell on negatives, enabling everyone to come away with a satisfactory solution.

About Peaceful Settlement
Noelia Moreno is the principal of Peaceful Settlement. She was born and raised in Miami which ensures she is aware of all the diversity of opinions and backgrounds. She originally qualified as an attorney and spent twenty years working for a large manufacturing firm. In essence she spent her years preparing for her current role.

She believes passionately that mediation is the way forward and this is built on self-experience of how traumatic divorce can be, or, for that matter; how difficult any court related issue can be. To find out more, or to book a free consultation, visit www.peacefulsettlement.com or call 305-970-7990.