Episode Summary In this episode of Conflict to Clarity: Family Matters with Rahul Kishore, Maryland divorce attorney Rahul Kishore explains the key differences between mediation and litigation in divorce. With over 30 years of experience and a strong background in finance and business law, Kishore shares practical insights on when mediation works best, when litigation becomes necessary, and how families can save time, money, and emotional strain during divorce. Key Timestamps 00:48 – What is divorce mediation and how it works in Maryland 03:10 – Why mediation offers privacy, cost savings, and efficiency 06:22 – Situations where mediation is not recommended 09:15 – How litigation provides tools like discovery, subpoenas, and depositions 12:05 – Cost differences between mediation and full litigation 15:30 – Why reducing conflict is critical for children in divorce 17:40 – Transitioning from mediation to litigation if settlement fails About the Show Conflict to Clarity: Family Matters with Rahul Kishore is a podcast dedicated to helping Maryland families navigate divorce, custody, and financial challenges with confidence. Hosted by attorney Rahul Kishore, who brings over 30 years of family law experience and a background in business and finance, the show offers clear, practical insights into mediation, litigation, property division, and Maryland’s evolving divorce laws. Each episode provides compassionate, cost-effective strategies designed to reduce conflict, protect children, and guide families through one of life’s most difficult transitions.
Episode Summary In this episode of Conflict to Clarity: Family Matters with Rahul Kishore, Maryland divorce attorney Rahul Kishore explains the key differences between mediation and litigation in divorce. With over 30 years of experience and a strong background in finance and business law, Kishore shares practical insights on when mediation works best, when litigation becomes necessary, and how families can save time, money, and emotional strain during divorce. Key Timestamps 00:48 – What is div...