Thinking About a Separation? Divorce? Prenuptial Agreement?
Many divorce attorneys in New York will tell you the only divorce option you have is to fight!
They will encourage you to go to court, spend lots of money, and let a Judge make decisions.
Lois Brenner, a top New York Divorce Lawyer, Mediator, and Psychologically trained Medical Professional will introduce you to the Divorce Process that is Right for You!
Divorce Court
Litigation
Traditional
- Takes Months to Years
- Most Expensive
- Involves Divorce Lawyers and Courts
- Judge Makes the Decisions
- Can Be a Lot More Stressful
How does Litigation Work?
Uncontested Divorce
Negotiation
Quicker Divorce Approach
- Takes Months Not Years
- Less Expensive
- Less Adversarial
- No Trial
- Less Stress
How does Negotiation Work?
New York Divorce
Mediation
Quickest Divorce Approach
- Takes Weeks to Months
- Can Be Least Expensive
- Divorce Lawyers Not Necessary
- Least Stressful
- More Emotionally Positive
How does Divorce Mediation Work?
After meeting with New York Divorce Lawyer and Divorce Mediator Lois Brenner if you decide
your Course of Action is:
To Fight,
she will help you “Litigate.”
To consider Compromise,
she will help you “Negotiate.”
To Work things Out,
she will help you “Mediate.”
A Woman’s Guide to
Successful Divorce Strategies
NY Divorce Attorney Lois Brenner is the best-selling author of “Getting Your Share,” a book on divorce, published by Crown and featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show. She has written for and been quoted by The New York Times and New York Magazine. Divorce Attorney Lois Brenner has been interviewed on national programs such as Good Morning America and CNN as a family law expert.
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Divorce Issues
- Alimony/Maintance/Spousal Support
- Asset Allocation
- Business Partnerships
- Child Custody
- Child Support
- Divorce Process
- Equitable Distribution/Property Rights
- Estate Planning
- Family Businesses
- Health Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Men's/Fathers’ Rights
- Pensions/Retirement Plans/401(K)S
- Separation Agreement
- Taxes
- Visitation
- Woman’s/Mother’s Rights
