Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s divorce case has taken a new turn as the judge has ordered them to undergo mediation in an attempt to resolve their numerous unresolved issues. The court is hopeful that mediation, through the county’s alternative dispute resolution program, will help the estranged couple come to a settlement.
Key Takeaway
The judge has ordered Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann to mediate their divorce case in an effort to resolve their unsettled matters.
The decision comes as Kim and Kroy are going through a difficult divorce process, which has been marred by financial troubles and explosive fights. Their Georgia home has seen multiple visits from the police due to their intense arguments.
With four young children in the mix, the issue of custody is another complex matter that needs to be addressed during the mediation process. Coming to a custody agreement will undoubtedly be challenging for the estranged couple.
While mediation does not guarantee a resolution to their problems, the court believes it is worth a try and has set a deadline of January 31 for Kim and Kroy to complete their mediation session.
As the divorce proceedings continue, we can only wait and see if mediation will help Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann find common ground and reach a fair settlement.
