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The mediation process in divorce is beneficial due to its focus on self-determination, confidentiality, improved communication, enforceable agreements, flexibility, time and cost savings, and higher satisfaction. Mediation aims to help couples reach agreements on divorce issues with the assistance of a neutral mediator. The process can end in various ways: reaching agreements on some or all issues, declaring an impasse leading to a judge's decision, or adjourning to resume discussions later. Mediation is preferred over litigation for its high success rates, ability to handle complex divorces, and cost-effectiveness. It fosters understanding between spouses, ensures no bias in decisions, and promotes post-divorce stability and cooperative co-parenting. However, mediation may not be suitable for couples with a history of domestic violence or lack of financial transparency.

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