Pitler Family Law and Mediation, PC

At Pitler Family Law & Mediation, PC, we focus on helping families through the difficulty of divorce. We understand that there is no such thing as an “easy divorce.” Even when the parties have already decided how to divide their assets or have limited assets, the experience of a divorce can be very difficult. Therefore, it is very important to hire an experienced attorney who will work with you to ensure that you get a settlement that is best for you and your children.

We have helped hundreds of clients resolve their family law problems and have learned that each client and each case is unique. We will take the time to listen to your problem, answer your questions, discuss the legal process, and work with you to develop goals to help you reach a satisfactory outcome.

Through our experience, we have learned that parties are much happier when their divorce is settled amicably. In order to provide the best alternatives for our clients, we have been certified in the Collaborative Divorce Practice and are a court-approved mediator.

Friendly Divorce Solutions

99% of divorce cases are resolved without trial. Some sit at the kitchen table, others at mediation, and others on trial day. But they settle. So why should you hire an attorney who is preparing for a trial that will never take place?

The divorce system works for everyone except you and your family. The system works for the courts because it moves cases toward completion. The system works for lawyers because they can bill significant amounts of money by walking their clients through a system that is fairly predictable. The system works for everyone except three groups of people: Mothers, Fathers, and Children.

In the divorce litigation system, emotionally charged spouses hire lawyers to discuss important family matters, before judges, who will listen to 10-15 minutes of the lawyers’ arguments and then make a decision that will affect the entire family.

Judges are the first to admit that they shouldn’t decide who gets the marital home and how their assets are divided. Friend of the Court referees shouldn’t be telling you how to raise your children.

You must make the decisions regarding your children, your home, your assets, and (sadly) your debts, and you must dictate the type of process that will be used.

Each couple divorcing must have a say in every stage of the case and control the pace, schedule, and outcomes. When you select a collaborative divorce, mediation, or single attorney divorce, you will have control over your divorce and your life. See if you are a good match for an uncontested divorce.

Phone: (248) 584-0400

Website URL: http://www.amicabledivorce.com

Contact email: [email protected]