The First Question
Laurie Israel
March 10, 2022
As published on mediate.com on January 16, 2024. The first mediation meeting primarily revolves around getting to know your clients, and the clients getting to
As published on mediate.com on January 16, 2024. The first mediation meeting primarily revolves around getting to know your clients, and the clients getting to
During prenuptial agreement mediation sessions, the mediator can elicit the views and concerns of the less-moneyed spouse in a safe environment where these concerns can
By Laurie Israel Congratulations! You have found love again after your peaceful (or not-so-peaceful) divorce from spouse #1. You have decided that you want to
By Laurie Israel, Esq. Congratulations on finding love and deciding to marry. If you’re a business owner, you may have some questions and some worries
As published on LinkedIn. ’ve always thought of mediation as a process more akin to art than to science. Yes, there are important techniques that
Divorce rates have been decreasing since rising to record levels in the early 1980s. But divorce rates among Baby Boomer couples – even those in
Writer’s Note: I wrote this as I began my practice as a prenup lawyer. Things and dynamics were very negative in those days. Things have
As published in mediate.com, August, 2020 and republished in Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation. Recently I’ve been pondering a certain aspect of my
As posted on LinkedIn, December 10, 2019. I have written a number of times in the past here on LinkedIn about “The Little Blue
As published on mediate.com on November 1, 2018. When trained as a mediator, the first thing I learned was that mediation is a client-driven process.