Marriage & Divorce Counseling
Collaborative Divorce Mediation
A neutral, non-adversarial path to divorce — designed to reduce conflict, cost, and harm to children.
Divorce mediation is one of the most commonly used methods of negotiating settlement for couples who want to divorce. Anyone going through divorce should consider mediation as an option.
In mediation, you and your spouse — sometimes with respective attorneys — hire a neutral third party. The mediator's role isn't to make decisions but to help both sides communicate, understand shared and individual interests, explore options, and reach agreements that work for everyone.
Alexia is Certified in Collaborative Divorce and an Executive Member of the National Association of Divorce Professionals, helping couples reach settlements that protect finances, parenting relationships, and dignity.
When mediation tends to work well
- Both spouses are willing to communicate in good faith.
- You want to keep decisions out of a judge's hands.
- You want to protect children from a contested court process.
- You want a lower-cost, lower-conflict alternative to litigation.
- You need to preserve a working co-parenting relationship long term.
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