Mediation and CDC Certified Divorce Coach®

A Divorce is very personal and life changing event.  Who knows your family better than you?  Who should determine your schedule and the schedule of your children?  Who should divide your debt and assets?  If you answered myself to any of the questions above you should consider mediation.   You control the outcome in mediation.

We mediate online.  Distance is no longer an issue.  Mediation online or virtual is very comfortable.  You can even mediate from your car if you are traveling.  I use Zoom program.  We have the option of private rooms if necessary.  Online mediation is also less stressful because we by pass the face to face meeting.

The cost of mediation is at least half of what an attorney fee is per hour.  With that said a mediator does not give legal advise.  A mediator will guide you through the process of determining what or how a conflict should be resolved or how things should be divided.  Once the issue is settled and agreed upon the parties have the option of taking the agreement to the attorney to have it legally filed or the client may file the agreement him or herself with the court.

Mediation is a private session.  Mediation is not held in the open court.  What is said in mediation stays in mediation.  It is up to the client to determine the level of privacy.  

If safety is or has been an issue online mediation is the answer.  The mediation can be controlled to where parties do not see each other.  The issue of safety is not a concern because each party is in a completely different and unknown location.

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