Divorce in North Carolina doesn’t have to involve protracted litigation or a nasty legal battle in court. Settlement negotiation may allow you to avoid the anxiety and stress of a hotly contested courtroom dispute. It may also prove to reduce legal fees and the costs associated with presenting claims in Family Court.
Depending on the willingness of the parties to negotiate in good faith, our Charlotte family law attorneys can work with you to draft settlement proposals and come to a fair settlement. Indeed, there are options such as collaborative law or a collaborative divorce in North Carolina that may allow for a mutually acceptable disposition of marital assets or agreements involving child visitation, joint custody, and even support.
Effective negotiation is, at least in part, often grounded in courtroom advocacy. That may seem odd. Why would negotiating a legal issue involve discussing trial strategies or the trial skills of your divorce lawyer?
Contact us online or by telephone at 704-342-4357 to arrange an initial consultation with a Charlotte settlement negotiations attorney.
The Process and Effect of Divorce Settlement NegotiationIf negotiations between the parties are successful, the result would be a mutually agreeable separation agreement and property settlement that is enforceable by the court. If the parties, through their attorneys, are able to work through the decisionmaking process together, you could avoid a great deal of stress, anxiety, and inconvenience of multiple court appearances to address these same issues.
If negotiations between you and your former spouse fail, the attorneys at Powers Law Firm PA will assess your individual situation and recommend taking a new approach to resolving the outstanding issues. Adopting a new and aggressive approach to your case, after other, more amicable, approaches have failed, can often jumpstart stalled negotiations and lead to an eventual settlement.
Contact Our Charlotte Settlement Negotiation Attorney TodayIf you are looking for representation to assist in negotiating settlement terms of your separation and divorce, contact Bill Powers Charlotte Divorce Attorney NOW: 704-342-4357.
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