Neutral Mediation

Why is mediation important in divorce?

Mediation is especially important in divorce because it offers a less adversarial and more collaborative approach to resolving conflicts. Unlike traditional litigation, mediation encourages open communication and mutual problem-solving, helping divorcing couples work together to reach agreements on critical issues such as child custody, property division, and financial support.

Who does Neutral Mediation work with?

We work with both couples going through a divorce and individuals considering divorce. Couples: If you are interested in moving forward with your life, instead of playing the blame game, we, as neutral mediators, can help you with your collaborative divorce journey.

What exactly will Neutral Mediation do for my divorce case?

We will help you and your partner come to an agreement related to your children, finances, and other issues. Below is our five-step process: 1: Introductory Meeting - During this step, we meet with you to understand your unique situation so that we can develop a plan to help you achieve an expedited divorce while reducing legal fees.

Can you provide court-ordered mediation?

Yes, we can. Please check with the court clerk or your attorney if you have any concerns about our eligibility.

Can I work with Neutral Mediation instead of hiring an attorney?

Hiring an attorney is a personal decision that you should evaluate based on your situation. While most divorce cases begin with high conflict, they are usually settled out of court through mediation or negotiation.