Order mediation during divorce — resolve disputes peacefully

Professional divorce mediation: save your nerves and money

Divorce is a stressful process that is often accompanied by conflicts and high costs of litigation. However, thanks to professional divorce mediation services, you can reach a mutually beneficial agreement, saving time and money. Our team of specialists will help you navigate this process as comfortably as possible, protecting your interests and those of your children.

What are Divorce Mediation Services and when are they needed?

Divorce mediation is an out-of-court procedure in which a neutral mediator helps spouses agree on all important issues: division of property, alimony, and child custody. Mediation is most often needed in cases where:

• there are joint minor children;
• the parties do not want to argue in court;
• a quick resolution of the dispute is needed;
• costs need to be minimized.

Mediation helps to avoid protracted proceedings and maintain the confidentiality of family matters.

Divorce Mediation Benefits: Key Advantages for Both Parties

Among the main advantages of using professional mediation in divorce are:

1. Speed — decisions are made quickly without delaying the case.
2. Cost savings — mediation is significantly cheaper than a court divorce.
3. Flexibility — the parties determine the terms of the agreement themselves.
4. Confidentiality — information does not become public, as it does in court proceedings.
5. Less stress — constructive dialogue instead of aggressive confrontation.

How to Prepare for Divorce Mediation: practical advice

To ensure that mediation is effective, prepare in advance:

• make a list of property to be divided;
• collect documents confirming income and expenses;
• think about how you see the schedule for communicating with your children;
• determine acceptable compromises for yourself.

This will help you reach an agreement faster and avoid unnecessary disputes.

Stages of providing mediation services in divorce

1. Conducting an initial consultation to assess the situation.
2. Preparing and signing a mediation agreement.
3. Conducting a series of mediation sessions.
4. Agreeing on the final terms of the agreement.
5. Preparation of an agreement for submission to the court (if necessary).

Please note! Even if you remain on good terms, the legal formalization of agreements during mediation will help avoid problems in the future.

Key issues resolved during mediation

• Division of joint property
• Place of residence and schedule of meetings with children
• Amount and method of alimony payments
• Fulfillment of debt obligations

Advantages of working with our lawyers

1. Extensive experience in family law.
2. Individual approach to each couple.
3. Affordable services and transparent pricing.