Divorce Mediation Specialists

Your Path to Fair and Collaborative Solutions

Divorce Mediation

We guide couples through structured, neutral conversations to reach fair and legally sound divorce agreements.

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Child Custody & Parenting Plans

We help parents create balanced, child-focused custody and visitation arrangements that work for both parties.

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Property & Financial Settlements

We assist in dividing assets, debts, and financial responsibilities fairly, ensuring clarity and long term stability.

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Mediation offers a less expensive, more efficient, and lower-risk alternative to traditional divorce & law proceedings.

why choose us

Save $$$

Our all-inclusive fees are 80% to 90% less than the average cost of divorcing in the courts. We accept all major payment options including Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Zelle, Pay Later options, and cryptocurrency.

Less Conflict

Reduce the impact on your family. Our mediation process is designed to be respectful and supportive to lower your family’s stress and support your children’s well-being while meeting your future goals.

Save Time

98% of divorcing couples never go to trial and mediation takes substantially less time than litigating in court. We have extended hours and entirely virtual options available to reduce the impact on your daily life.

How Our Mediation Process Works

  • 1 Initial Free Consultation The process begins with a free, no-obligation meeting (often via phone or Zoom). This session helps both spouses understand the mediation process, clarify goals, and decide if it’s the right path forward.
  • 2 Mediation with an Expert Specialist A trained, neutral mediator—often with legal or family law experience—guides the couple through structured sessions. Key issues are addressed: property division, parenting plans, financial arrangements, support, and more. The mediator ensures both parties are heard and helps build practical, fair agreements.
  • 3 Reaching an agreement Once mutual decisions are reached, the mediator creates a written summary (commonly called a Memorandum of Understanding). This document outlines all agreed terms and can be reviewed by attorneys before filing with the court.

Ways to Work With Us

1

Hourly Mediation

  • Flexible, session-based mediation
  • Ideal for couples resolving specific issues (custody, support, assets, parenting plans)
  • Three-hour minimum sessions
  • Often used before Pro se filing or attorney review

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Guided Mediation Package

  • Structured mediation process designed to efficiently resolve most divorces
  • Multiple mediation sessions with a consistent mediator
  • Includes mediator preparation, document review, and guided follow-up
  • Ideal for couples seeking structure and clarity without litigation

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All-In Divorce Resolution

  • Concierge, flat-fee divorce solution
  • Comprehensive divorce mediation support
  • Real estate & mortgage coordination
  • Legal closing and settlement support
  • Financial analysis & long-term planning
  • Divorce coaching support
  • Parenting plan development (if applicable)
  • Forensic accounting services (if applicable)
  • Individual therapy coordination (insurance accepted where applicable)
  • Optional arbitration coordination (if mediation reaches an impasse)

We Help Couples Separate Cooperatively with Less Stress, Less Cost, and More Stability for Your Family.

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FAQs

1. What is divorce mediation and how does it work?
Divorce mediation is a voluntary process where a neutral mediator helps couples reach mutual agreements on issues like parenting, property division, and finances—without going to court.
2. How much does divorce mediation cost compared to going to court?
Mediation is significantly more affordable than litigation. While court cases can cost tens of thousands, most mediation cases are resolved for a fraction of that amount.
3. How long does the divorce mediation process take?
Many couples complete the process in 3 to 6 sessions, depending on the complexity of their situation and their willingness to cooperate.
4. Do I still need a lawyer if I choose mediation?
You’re not required to have a lawyer during mediation, but it’s often recommended to have an attorney review the final agreement before filing with the court.
5. Can we use mediation if we don’t agree on everything?
Yes. Mediation is designed to help couples work through disagreements and find common ground, even if they’re starting from very different positions.
6. What if we own a house or other property together?
Mediation can include decisions around real estate. In some cases, it can be coordinated with property sales or refinancing, allowing for one closing and simplified billing.
7. Is divorce mediation a good choice for families with children?
Yes. Mediation helps parents create cooperative parenting plans in a low-conflict environment, which reduces emotional stress on children and supports long-term family stability.

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