Whether it’s true or not that divorce rates rise when the economy falls, it’s no surprise that San Diego divorces are affected by the recession in one way or another. A Time article points out that for some persons who are seeking divorce, it makes financial sense to divide assets now while businesses and stocks are valued lower. Meanwhile, others find themselves living together after separation because they can’t afford to maintain separate households.
No matter what your situation, if you need to divorce, you can often reduce the costs by seeking alternatives to litigation. Collaborative divorce and mediation can offer you a better opportunity to resolve your family law issues and keep you out of the courtroom. These processes allow you to reach mutual agreement, which can save time and reduce stress. Not only that, collaborative divorce and mediation can promote cooperation and minimize conflicts, which is especially important for those who have children together.
Minella Law Group is experienced in collaborative divorce and mediation; let us show you how it can save you money and protect your interests. For an appointment with an experienced divorce attorney, please call us today at (619) 289-7948.