Helping families reach agreements outside of court using mediation and the collaborative divorce process
You have choices in how you approach your separation and divorce. Instead of letting conflict — or the court system — decide your future, you and your partner can work together with the support of compassionate, experienced divorce professionals who help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Divorce mediation and the collaborative divorce process offer a respectful, dignified, and forward-looking way to resolve financial, legal, and parenting issues. We provide a calm, supportive environment where you can explore practical solutions without the stress or expense of litigation. Together, you’ll create fair agreements for dividing assets and debts, develop parenting plans that help your children thrive, and build a strong foundation for independent, hopeful new beginnings.
Our Guiding Principles
Wherever you are in the process, we’ll start there. Separation and divorce can bring up a lot of emotions. We’ll help you minimize the stress of making decisions and move forward one step at a time. We work in short, focused sessions so you can process information and make smart decisions. We are patient and tireless in pursuit of win-win solutions.
- Our process is structured and designed to move you toward agreement.
- You are in the best position to decide the needs of your family.
- Your children should be protected from physical, mental, and emotional harm and financial hardship.
What Our Clients Say
“I cannot thank you enough for how amazing y’all have been to work with! Could not have landed in better hands! -A.F.
“Thank you both so much for the help in my divorce. You were always professional, helpful, and timely in response to my questions. You made a difficult process easier to deal with.” -C.M.
“Sean and Gina were fantastic to work with. They were completely unbiased, thoughtful and truly concerned with our individual needs. I highly recommend them to any couple willing to sit down together and compromise to make their divorce as stress-free as possible.” -M.J.