Comments on: Double mediation for divorce – what does it mean? http://www.wattsmccray.com.au/blog/double-mediation-divorce-mean Family Law Services Tue, 11 Jun 2013 08:51:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: Trevor McMenamin http://www.wattsmccray.com.au/blog/double-mediation-divorce-mean#comment-435 Trevor McMenamin Thu, 16 Aug 2012 08:17:03 +0000 http://www.wattsmccray.com.au/?p=1819#comment-435 I think the best efective means of resolving property issues is through a threre way mediation. My ex-wife has had consoltations with lawyers, and has been told she is entitled to more than is practical. I had property before I met her, and I have always stated from the begining of the relationship, and still do that, what you bring in is yours, and what I bring in is mine, and anything we get together, we split 50/50. I want to mention, I have no children, She has two from a previous marriage that are over 18 now. But her lawyers state she is entitled to the effect of 50/50, with everything, before and post relationship! I really think that having a netural person with knoledge of the law, to give an unsided view will save alot of money, and court time.

What are your views?

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