
Resolve disputes
without family court
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A calmer, better way to
move your family forward
Divorce and child custody disputes can be overwhelming and deeply personal. But the process does not have to be combative and financially ruinous. Mediation offers a faster and easier path forward.
Property Division
Spousal Maintenance
Parenting Plans
Child Support
Coparenting Conflict





Take control over what matters most
When you go to family court, you leave it in the judge’s hands. Even if you “win,” you are unlikely to get exactly what you want. Mediation gives you far greater control over the outcome.
We offer virtual mediation with evening and weekend appointments available so you never have to leave your home or miss work.

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Frequently asked
questions
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process where a neutral mediator helps parents or spouses resolve disputes typically related to divorce, child custody, or family support like spousal maintenance and/or child support.
The mediator does not take sides or make decisions, but instead facilitates productive conversation to help parties reach agreements.
Yes, most people who mediate do so because they are unable to reach agreements directly.
A skilled mediator manages the conversation, keeps it respectful, and helps prevent discussions from becoming unproductive or emotionally overwhelming.
Our broad mediation experience includes virtually every type of family court issue.
We've helped people resolve disputes involving property division, spousal maintenance, child support, parenting time, legal decision-making, and even coparenting communication/cooperation issues.
Agreements reached at mediation are memorialized in writing and signed by the parties. When signed, the agreements are typically legally binding.
The cost of mediation varies depending on the mediator and the needs of the parties.
Our mediation services start at $349 per person. You can contact us for a free consultation and personalized quote.
If you want to reduce conflict, save time and expense, and have more control over the outcome of your family law matter, mediation may be an excellent option. An initial consultation can help determine whether mediation is appropriate for your situation and answer any concerns you may have.
No, you do not have to hire a family lawyer to mediate. While you can have a lawyer present to assist you during mediation, it often can impede the process if there isn't full alignment between your goals and your lawyer's goals. It can be a good idea to have a family lawyer review any agreements reached at mediation so that you fully understand everyone's rights and responsibilities.
