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Divorce Mediation
As a certified mediator, Dr. Turner, has helped countless families decrease the stress of their divorce while maintaining a low-cost method of conflict resolution. She has been actively involved in helping couples resolve their differences in an amicable manner through the use of mediation. Mediation works off of a collaborative model versus an adversarial model.
Couples can attend mediation with or without attorneys. Many couples find that mediation allows them to manage their own divorce without spending too much on legal fees.
Couples can craft their own agreement in a safe and productive work environment. They can tailor their individual family needs to their parenting plans, and couples can formulate their own plans for conflict resolution in the future. Once a settlement has been reached, Dr. Turner can draft the agreement, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
CHOOSE THE MEDIATION OPTION THAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU:
PARENTING PLAN $750
- Mediation
- Parenting Plan Development
- Decision Making (joint vs. sole)
- Draft Parenting Plan
FINANCIAL PLAN $750
Financial review and analysis to include: • Division of marital property and debts • ‘What if ’ scenario review
• Cash flow and budget analysis
• Spousal maintenance and child support calculation
• Produce court required financial forms • Post decree financial recovery planning
NEUTRAL TEAM APPROACH $1,400
- Mediation
- Parenting Plan (outlined above)
- Financial Plan (outlined above)
- Draft Separation Agreement
- Produce court required financial forms
COOPERATIVE TEAM APPROACH $4,000
- Mediation
- Unbundled Legal Review by Attorneys for
Each Individual
- Parenting Plan (outlined above)
- Financial Plan (outlined above)
- Draft Separation Agreement
- Produce court required financial forms
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Divorce Mediation
Couples seeking divorce ask us to assist them, as co-mediators, to work through their issues and help them develop a divorce agreement, including both the financial and parenting issues.
The Court encourages parties to look for alternatives to Court hearings to reach decisions about their family.
These agreements tend to work better over the long run than those imposed by the Court or after a period of escalated conflict at the end of the litigation process.
We use a facilitative problem-solving approach to mediation, and help the parties to work out what they think is fair.
Mediation Brochure
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