An impending divorce can be submitted to mediation before starting a court action. In this process, a neutral party shall be known as the Mediator will assist the couple in working out and settling their divorce issues. Through this process, the husband and wife will be given an opportunity to amicably settle their financial and marital differences and come up with divorce solutions such as financial assistance (Raab, 2001). Possible Reconciliation

Again, let me reiterate that this paper has taken the mediation route whereby the process of working out a couple's marital differences with the help of a mediator is suggested. Why have we taken this route, you may ask. Again, note that mediation proceedings help the husband and wife to amicably settle their differences which can possibly lead to a reformation or reconciliation between the two parties. This can be seen as the first step in restoring the relationship back to its normal state. As it has...

However, it entails hard work and willingness between the two parties to work on their marriage. Psychological counseling is a good recommendation for couples who are contemplating divorce but decided to give their marriage another shot ("Is Reconciliation an Option," par. 3-4).
References

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SFLK (2006). Dealing with Divorce Depression. Retrieved from http://www.sfla.co.uk/divorcedepression.htm on May 22, 2009.

Tesler, P.H. & Thompson, P. (n.d.). The Emotional Roller Coaster of Divorce. Retrieved from http://www.womansdivorce.com/emotional-stages-of-divorce.html on May 22, 2009.

"Is Reconciliation an Option" (n.d). Retrieved from http://savemarriagetips.com/is_reconciliation_option.php on May 22, 2009