Many times couples/marriage counseling results in the decision of one or both parties to get divorced. Having gone through a divorce myself and having helped couples work on the emotional, legal and financial issues that come with a separation or divorce, I decided to become a professional mediator.

Divorce Mediation is a process where both parties meet with a neutral third party—in this case, me—to facilitate productive conversations and guide you both toward a fair, mutually agreeable resolution. Mediation focuses on cooperation, understanding, and finding solutions that work for both parties.

Control: Mediation gives couples more control over the process and the outcome.

Less adversarial: Mediation is less contentious than going to court, which can help reduce stress and conflict.

More cost-effective: Mediation is usually less expensive than litigation.

Faster: Mediation can be faster than a drawn-out court battle.

Confidential: Mediation is usually a confidential process, so personal matters are not disclosed.

Better communication: Mediation can help couples improve their communication skills.

My Approach: My goal is to help you and your spouse/partner work through the challenges of divorce in a collaborative, peaceful way—without the stress, expense, and emotional toll of traditional litigation. I specialize in helping couples navigate divorce with respect, transparency, and compassion. Couples learn about their rights and responsibilities and are able to determine what is best for themselves and their family.