Divorce mediation
The full process, from the first conversation to a signed agreement. Amy works through every issue a divorce has to resolve in a sequence that keeps things moving and prevents one hard topic from stalling everything else.
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Mediation can handle the entire agreement or a single sticking point. These are the areas Amy works in most often.
The full process, from the first conversation to a signed agreement. Amy works through every issue a divorce has to resolve in a sequence that keeps things moving and prevents one hard topic from stalling everything else.
A workable plan written by the two people who know the children best: residential schedule, holidays and vacations, how decisions get made, communication between households, and how the plan adapts as the children grow.
Marital home, retirement accounts, investments, savings, vehicles, debts, and closely held business interests — identified, valued, and divided in a way you both understand and can live with.
Support is where assumptions do the most damage. Amy puts the actual numbers on the table, walks through how the guidelines work, and helps you arrive at an arrangement that is realistic on both sides.
Life does not hold still. When a job changes, someone relocates, or a child’s needs shift, mediation is a far cheaper and calmer way to update an agreement than returning to court.
Once you have reached agreement, Amy prepares a clear Memorandum of Understanding capturing every term — ready for your review attorneys and for filing with the court.
A free, no-obligation call to hear your situation and explain how mediation would work.
Both of you gather financial documents. Amy tells you exactly what is needed.
Structured meetings, one issue at a time, until each is settled.
Terms are written into a Memorandum of Understanding for you to review.
The signed agreement is submitted with your uncontested divorce paperwork.