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Showing posts with label divorce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label divorce. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
The Mediation Agreement needs to be signed by all parties!!!!
The agreement to mediate must be signed by all parties prior to the start of the mediation. The mediation agreement is non-negotiable and the failure of the parties to sign the agreement prevents the mediation from starting. One potential client refused to sign the mediation agreement. I immediately excused myself. I suspect that both parties will be involved in expensive litigation and will end up losing substantial assets to the lawyers!!!!This is too bad and very sad. The mediator is not a bystander to a negotiation just as notary is not a dude with a notary stamp. A mediation agreement needs to be signed to document the terms of the mediation.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
A Notary's view of divorce and meditiation
Non-lawyer notaries are not allowed to produce or write divorce documents. However, notaries are authorized to do jurats affidavits regarding divorces and acknowledgments on property settlements. Both the law library at City of Alexandria Circuit Court and Fairfax sell a $10 kit for uncontested divorces. Notaries can also notarize documents involving proof of service by a process server. However, the notary can not be the process server and notarize the document. I strongly recommend anyone using these kits to have the final document reviewed by a licensed member of the VA Bar. Mediation of divorce issues is recommended; the mediator can not notarize the agreement. People who are being threatened with divorce are encourage to get involved with marriage encounters.http://www.wwme.org/new.html>Sometimes one partner will sent a torpedo into a marriage that destroys the marriage.Think of yourself as fighter pilot hit by a enemy rocket;press the ejection button for both pilots. Get on another airplane with another co-pilot!!! . Do not get angry, get a divorce!!!!!
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marriage encounters,
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