Nationally recognized consumer advocate Tom Martino
launched his new fourth hour national radio talk show (“The
Troubleshooter”) format
today by focusing on the unique problems posed by divorce
and family law conflicts.
Tom related his positive personal experience with
mediation, and asked some hard questions about the divorce
legal process, including how divorce and
family law conflicts might be eased by choosing to work with
a family law or divorce mediator.
Larry (Divorce Resolutions®, Colorado Center for
Divorce Mediation™'s director Lawrence F. King, J.D.)
presented the mediator's perspective, joining Tom and local
Denver, Colorado divorce lawyer and family law attorney,
Bonnie Saltzman, Esq. Larry commented:
Obviously, divorce and family law disputes are unique in
their personal and often
painful emotional aspects. Nonetheless, many couples appreciate that their economic self-interest
requires them to act as prudent consumers — in making choices about their
divorce process, and the professionals they choose to assist
them with their divorce.
Mediation is increasingly
recognized as having substantial advantages in meeting
their separate and common interests in this regard.
Also, see our “Spotlight”
or other feature articles, where we discuss in detail other Colorado legal, procedural (including
divorce law and family mediation) or parenting topics. Presently, we look in
depth at:
An additional highly recommended
resource for Colorado divorce law information is
Colorado Springs, Colorado
family lawyer Carl Graham's Colorado Divorce and
Family Law Guide.
Return to home, or for other
news articles on Colorado divorce law and Colorado mediation issues, return to the index to our site's Colorado divorce law information and mediation news
- The Latest!
Here,
at “The Latest!,” you’ll find the latest news and
information regarding Colorado divorce law
and other Colorado divorce information or topics of interest
to parties considering mediation of their Colorado divorce.
Learn about
the new Colorado Mediation Association or “theMAC” in
our article
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