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Ex-Judge Bypasses Courts

Mediation and collaboration gain more traction

Posted by Adelaide Neilson on Thu, 03/15/2007 - 12:37pm

Mediation and collaboration continue to be the catching trend when considering divorce. According to ex-judge, Judge Roderic Duncan, "Going to court isn't efficient. It's way to costly, it takes too much time of everyone involved, and it creates stress and discord between people. If it's a discord between husband and wife, that happens, but if there are children involved, that discord spills over to them and that's just not fair."

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