Family mediation is a voluntary and confidential process in which individuals engage in constructive negotiations facilitated by a certified neutral third party to amicably resolve their disagreements. It allows both parties to work together to create a legal, binding agreement rather than receiving a court-ordered decision.

Individuals can utilize mediation before, during, or after a divorce.  The mediator’s role is to take clients through a process that is non-intimidating, address any and all issues raised, and navigate through difficult and emotional subject matter resulting in an agreement that has been decided by the clients themselves.