Divorce mediation gives couples a lot of flexibility when it comes to making decisions during their divorce. It allows them to negotiate and come up with solutions that work best for both sides without having the court decide everything. This can give divorcing spouses more control over how they end things, rather than leaving it all up to a judge or lawyer.
You can maintain privacy during the divorce process through mediation by making sure that all records and conversations are kept private between you, your attorney, and mediator.
A mediated divorce can help save you money compared to going through court proceedings because instead of paying for a judge's time, attorneys and other legal fees, both parties will agree on an arrangement that works best for them. This way the cost is typically lower than traditional courtroom costs associated with a typical divorce process.