What is a "low conflict" divorce?

What is a "low conflict" divorce?

What is a "low conflict" divorce?

What is a "low conflict" divorce?

What is a "low conflict" divorce?

What is a "low conflict" divorce?

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A "low conflict" divorce is where you and your spouse make an agreement to make this as easy as possible for everyone. You use a mediator instead of a litigator, you try to decide together what's best for the children, as opposed to deciding it based on how much child support you have to pay or you will get. You divide up things in the family in a fair and reasonable way, you don't try to punish and there's no competition - low conflict. What you really decide to do is to make this as easy as possible for everyone involved so that you can both move on with your lives. That is a low confllict divorce.

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