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Divorce is tough enough without the stress of litigation. Consider Graine Mediation, the sensible, less-expensive alternative to litigation. Graine Mediation provides divorce and child custody mediation services for couples who need help with their financial and child-related settlement negotiations and drafting of their settlement agreements.
Robin Graine, JD, CDFA™ (Certified Divorce Financial Analyst) first started her Family Low Career in 1989. In addition to her many years as a mediator, Robin has vast experience in the Family Low Sector as a Divorce Lawyer, an appointed Family Law Hearing Officer and a Guardian ad Litem. Since opening Fairfax, Virginia's preeminent mediation service in 2009, Graine Mediation has helped hundreds of families successfully mediate their divorce settlements.
Robin can help you:
• stay focused on key issues
• find effective ways to communicate
• separate emotions from finance
• make a smooth transition from married to single life
• set the stage for effective co-parenting
• make informed and fair settlement decisions, based on the law, the tax code, financial planning principals, and current research on the effect of divorce on children.
Recently quoted in US News & World Report as an expert on college expense planning for divorcing parents and the Wall Street Journal's Market Watch regarding online divorce services, Robin Graine, JD, is certified as a mediator and as a divorce financial analyst. She has extensive experience in cases where clients seek a divorce settlement professional’s guidance to cover all issues and to help them draft a comprehensive settlement agreement, including issues related to:
• financially sophisticated fact patterns,
• military and federal government benefits,
• contested custody issues,
• real estate matters,
• out-of-state custody arrangements,
• employee stock option and restricted stock plans,
• small business concerns,
• retirement asset division,
• tax issues in divorce,
• special concerns for children (autism, infants, ADHD, "failure to launch"),
• career transitions for stay-at-home mom, and
• cases where grounds are at issue (adultery, cruelty, desertion)
Robin Graine, JD, CDFA (Certified Divorce Financial Analyst) has 14 years of experience as a former divorce lawyer, family law hearing officer, guardian ad litem and mediator. Since opening Fairfax, Virginia's preeminent mediation service in 2009, Graine Mediation has helped hundreds of families successfully mediate their divorce settlements.
Robin can help you:
• stay focused on key issues
• find effective ways to communicate
• separate emotions from finance
• make a smooth transition from married to single life
• set the stage for effective co-parenting
• make informed and fair settlement decisions, based on the law, the tax code, financial planning principals, and current research on the effect of divorce on children.
Recently quoted in US News & World Report as an expert on college expense planning for divorcing parents, Robin Graine, JD, is certified as a mediator and as a divorce financial analyst. She has extensive experience in cases where clients seek a divorce settlement professional’s guidance to cover all issues and to help them draft a comprehensive settlement agreement, including issues related to:
• financially sophisticated fact patterns,
• military and federal government benefit divisions,
• contested custody issues,
• real estate matters
• out-of-state custody arrangements
• employee stock option and restricted stock plans,
• small business concerns,
• retirement asset division,
• tax issues in divorce,
• special concerns for children (autism, infants, ADHD, "failure to launch"),
• career transitions for stay-at-home moms,
• cases where grounds are at issue (adultery, cruelty, desertion)
To help couples be in charge of their own destiny and make informed decisions about the future financial and emotional well-being of themselves and their children.
