Two Florida office locations:

How much does divorce mediation cost?

Simplified Dissolution of Marriage

• You have lived in Florida for at least 6 months before filing for a dissolution.
• You and your spouse have no minor children together and the wife is not now pregnant.
• You and your spouse have worked out how the two of you will divide the things that you both own and who will pay what part of the money you both owe and your are both satisfied with this division
• You are not seeking support (alimony) from your spouse.

$1475

Dissolution of Marriage w/o Children

Completion of Marital Settlement/Mediation Agreement as well as ALL documents related to your divorce; review, signing, notarizing & filing of forms.

$1975

 

 

Dissolution of Marriage with Children

Completion of Marital Settlement/Mediation Agreement with minor children to include Parenting Plan as well as ALL documents related to your divorce; review, signing, notarizing & filing of forms.

$2475

Peacemaker Mediation can outline the cost of divorce for you given your specific situation.

 

Our goal is to provide affordable rates and professional services – the cost of divorce does not have to deplete your savings.

Mediation can turn a contested divorce into an uncontested divorce.

Compare the benefits of an uncontested vs. a contested divorce:

UNCONTESTED DIVORCE:

What will it take?

An Agreement between you and your spouse that you want a divorce.

How long will it take?

Approximately 4 to 6 weeks from start to finish.

What will it cost?

One flat fee & filing fee.

 

 

CONTESTED DIVORCE:

What will it take?

1. Lawyers
2. Evidence
3. Hearings/Trial
4. A judge to decide

How long will it take?

Depends on: Calendar of judges and lawyers and  your ability to pay legal fees and costs. One to two years at the very least.

What will it cost?

Usually a high initial retainer, along with hourly fees, filing fees and other court/legal costs related to litigation.

Questions about Parenting Plans?

One of the most common questions I get is regarding if the child has say with whom she lives. In Florida, this is based on the child’s maturity level as well as other factors. This Divorce.net article provides good information in this subject matter.

 

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