It all depends upon the type of mediation that you’re involved in. Many parties now go to mediation at the very inception and work out the basic terms of their agreement and then take the mediation agreement to an attorney of their choice to follow through with the divorce proceedings. In those situations, both you and your spouse will be in the same room with the mediator working out the details of your agreement. If you or your spouse have already initiated a divorce proceeding and each party has an attorney, then when you go to mediation, the mediator will almost certainly separate you into different rooms throughout the entire mediation process.
John K. Grubb practices family law in Houston. He has a BBA, MBA, and a JD Degree. John K. Grubb focuses a significant part of his family law practice on helping couples create premarital and prenuptial agreements in Texas.
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