How Divorce Mediation Works Here
1. Brief Intro Call
A complimentary call to explain the process and answer general questions.
2. Schedule Mediation
Once booked, I provide guidance on what you will need for a productive mediation session.
3. Mediation Session
You identify the issues you want to address. I guide the conversation to stay on track, so each person is heard.
4. Agreed Terms
Agreed terms are summarized and provided for clients. 100% included.
Flat-Fee Pricing
Family Mediation Package
— For couples with children and / or assets
5 hours of mediation time.
Summarized agreement terms.
No hidden fees.
$1295 Flat Fee
Simple Mediation Package
— For couples with no children or assets
3 hours of mediation time.
Summarized agreed terms.
No hidden fees.
$795 Flat Fee
Mediation Options for Real-Life Family Situations
Family mediation is not limited to divorce.
My Fair Mediation offers support for a wide range of family situations, including:
- Married couples
- Unmarried parents
- Separated partners
- Co-parents who were never married
- Families working through parenting schedules
- Parents trying to create structure before conflict gets bigger
- Couples or co-parents who need help having practical conversations without turning every text into a courtroom exhibit
For unmarried parents, mediation can be a helpful space to discuss parenting time, communication, decision-making, schedules, boundaries, and next steps in a neutral, structured setting.
Whether you were married, never married, together, separated, or somewhere in the “it’s complicated but the child still needs a schedule” aisle — mediation can help create a clearer conversation.
My Fair Mediation provides neutral, process-focused mediation for families navigating real-life transitions.
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You don’t need to have everything figured out before taking the first step.
A structured first meeting to understand the process and decide if mediation is the right next step.
