Mediation is a cost-effective, private, and often more amicable and compassionate option compared to litigation. Mediation may occur prior to divorce to reach a collaborative enforceable agreement, or to resolve issues that arise post-judgement of divorce. 

Our panel of mediators is sensitive to the emotionally charged issues associated with divorce, a family’s needs, requirement for confidentiality, and can facilitate: 

Equitable distribution of assets.

The involvement of an experienced mediator can make the difficult task of an equitable division of marital property and financial assets less stressful.

Spousal support.

Also known as alimony or spousal maintenance, spousal support is considered separate from the distribution of marital assets. In some cases, spousal support may begin during separation. 

Custody and visitation schedules.

Mediation can improve communication among parents, and support collaborative parenting plans in the best interest of the children. 

Child support.

As skilled negotiators, our mediators can navigate child support responsibilities with care and neutrality, and assist the parties in reaching solutions.