One of the challenges with divorce mediation is that parties often come into the mediation without an attorney. That enables them to often reach settlement better than if attorneys were involved. But one of the complications we face is when there are complex financial issues. Parties are not necessarily in a position to evaluate some of the issues relating to complex assets or income that they might be able to evaluate if they had an attorney, and one of the ways that we address that in South Shore Divorce Mediation is that we believe in bringing in third-party financial experts. Sometimes these experts will represent each mediation participant, or sometimes they will jointly represent the participants and actually be a part of the mediation. But what we get out of that is that we get a degree of sophistication that can be especially helpful if there’s a disparity in terms of information or power between the mediation participants, and we get a high level understanding of the assets and income considerations while still maintaining the advantages of mediating directly between the parties because that’s how you reach agreement.