The divorce process does not have to be an ugly one, even when it involves parentage and financial decisions. That’s where today’s guest, divorce attorney and family Mediator Alison Spirito, comes in.
As a divorce attorney, Alison realized very quickly the benefit of ditching the divorce battle and focusing on coming to an agreement designed completely by the couple looking to uncouple. It’s called mediation, and it’s far less scary than it sounds.
Worried that you can’t make it to the mediation table because of covid? Have no fear – online mediation is a common speciality for Alison, providing a comfort and convenience for the couples she works with.
Alison Spirito is a divorce & family mediator and attorney in Los Angeles, California. She helps families stay out of court and create sustainable settlement agreements that actually work for them. She enjoys working with parents, learning about their children and financial goals, and educating them on their options so they can make informed decisions that are right for them and for their families.
Alison is an executive committee member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Barristers/Young Attorneys Section, where serves as a liaison to the Family Law Section. Alison is also co-chair of the South Bay Bar Association’s Family Law Section.
Alison believes that court-free approaches are the future of resolving family disputes and has written several articles published on the benefits of mediation and collaborative divorce, co-parenting, the mental health of children in divorce, and why millennials are drawn to the mediation and collaborative approaches. Learn more about Alison, here.
