Reformed "Killer" Divorce Lawyer Reveals Secrets Of How To Get A Peaceful Divorce

The former high-powered divorce litigation lawyer, Cynthia Tiano is facing the music of her own profession. She was the divorce attorney everyone loved to hate - just the sight of her name on a divorce case was enough to send opposing attorneys a shiver down their spine.

After Tiano was faced with the harsh courtroom experience, she connected with what she had been dishing out to divorcing parties for over fifteen years - and knew that there had to be a better way. "The adversarial system is no place for families to find themselves," said Tiano.

She should know, having been a Certified Divorce Mediator exclusively now for over ten years after closing her trial practice. She also has created a website, MediateThis.com, to offer divorce help to a wider audience, as, says Tiano, "It's taking me too long to save the world two at a time."

Divorce Mediation is a process where people going through a divorce receive divorce support, when they meet with a neutral intermediary, in an effort to resolve their disputes. Mediation has been mandatory for all divorce cases in Florida since the mid-nineties, and is growing in popularity as the ultimate tool for creating a more peaceful divorce and improved communication between people with children.

When using an expert Divorce Mediator, thousands of dollars in lawyer's fees can be saved, and virtually any couple can experience a significant decrease in conflict and an improved ability to effectively co-parent their children. However, since a mediator cannot give divorce advice, each party may want to consult with a Mediation-friendly divorce attorney before signing a divorce agreement.

Cynthia Tiano, Esquire, is the President of Mediate This!, one of the nation's first companies geared toward the mass education of people and families going through divorce about the peaceful and cost-saving alternative of Divorce Mediation. Get your free Audio Series to save your money and your sanity at www.MediateThis.com, or phone 954-561-0105.