A divorce mediator is neutral and does not represent either party. This means the mediator cannot offer legal advice to either side and must remain impartial throughout the process.

How long does divorce mediation take and what are the costs?
If both parties can collaborate effectively, mediation can be completed in as little as ninety (90) days. In contrast, a traditional divorce may take up to eighteen (18) months or longer. The costs of mediation vary depending on the number of sessions needed, but they are typically about one-third of the cost of a standard court-ordered divorce, which can escalate with each court date required to finalize the decree.

Is divorce mediation confidential?
Yes. Unlike a traditional divorce, which is part of the public record, divorce mediation is confidential and private. The process is conducted behind closed doors and focuses on working together amicably to reach decisions in the best interests of both parties and their children. There are no team trying to undermine each other or create conflict in front of a judge.

In divorce mediation, you get to decide what is best for your family, and once an agreement is reached, it is legally enforceable.

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