Mediating Your Divorce

By: Joni Mathis May 16, 2024 5:40 am

Understand This Process Before You Begin

Divorce mediators work to guide you through the legal process of divorce. Legal guidance can make the divorce mediation process easier.  

In divorce mediation, you and your spouse meet with a trained, neutral mediator to discuss and resolve the issues in your divorce. Mediation sessions often take place in an informal office setting, but many mediators offer mediation online via Zoom.

A mediator can help you reach agreement on the issues you and your spouse need to resolve in order to finalize your divorce, such as child custody, child support, and property division. Mediators don’t make decisions or offer legal advice, but rather serve as facilitators to help spouses figure out what’s best for their situation.

When spouses reach agreement through mediation, most mediators will draft and file with the court a divorce settlement agreement. If you try to move through a family law matter without assistance, you could end up spending more money and making decisions that aren’t in your best interests. You’ll want to reach out to our mediator if…

• You’re ready to file for divorce.
• You want to modify a child support agreement.
• You’d like to change your custody arrangements.
• You need to discuss QDRO splits.

Have questions? Our family law mediator can answer them. Call 904-290-3673 now to set up family law services in St. Augustine, FL. Peacemaker Mediation Group will help you navigate the process to keep things out of court. Our mediator offers family law services throughout the State of Florida, main office in St. Augustine, FL. Whether you’re considering the dissolution process with your partner or seeking financial support from them, you can turn to us for help.

If you want to speak with a family law mediator or find divorce mediation near me in your Google search – find us – get in touch with us today. We’ll be happy to set up your appointment.