County Service Area
Prescott has been Yavapai County's seat of government since Arizona was a territory, and the courthouse on the square has heard family law cases for generations. Aurit Mediation brings a new, healthier way to divorce or legally separate to the county: one flat fee, licensed attorney-mediators who stay neutral for both spouses, and an agreement built to move cleanly through Yavapai County Superior Court, whether you live in Prescott, Sedona, or the Verde Valley in between.
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Every meeting is securely and conveniently held online so there is no need to drive between Prescott and Sedona, or anywhere else in the county.
You will walk away knowing how mediation works, your clear flat fee, and whether mediation makes sense for your family.
Whatever brought you to this page, our mediators can walk with you through the full range of issues a divorce or separation raises:
Every part of your case resolved for one flat fee, start to finish.
Legal decision-making and a parenting-time schedule you design.
Figures based on Arizona's guidelines, agreed upon rather than imposed.
A written schedule detailed enough to prevent future disputes.
Alimony terms negotiated directly between you and your spouse.
Revisit an existing order when circumstances change.
The full process online, wherever you are in the county.
Parentage, custody, and support settled together.
Guardianship terms reached by agreement, not a contested hearing.
Yavapai County runs from the historic streets of Prescott to the red rock country around Sedona, with the Verde Valley in between. Sedona itself sits on the Yavapai/Coconino county line; the majority of the city, including most of West Sedona, falls within Yavapai County, and that is the coverage this page addresses.
Yavapai County Superior Court operates from two locations: the historic county courthouse in Prescott, and a second location in Camp Verde that serves the Verde Valley, including Sedona. If you live on the Sedona side of the county, Camp Verde is typically the closer option, though Prescott remains the primary seat for the court as a whole.
Your mediator stays neutral throughout the process and represents neither spouse; once you and your spouse have signed your agreement, it is submitted through the court's own filing process for a judge's review and approval. The Aurit team guides you through your entire process from start to finish.
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One fee, whether you're in Prescott or out toward Sedona.The cost of your Yavapai County mediation is set upfront and does not change based on which side of the county you live on.
An agreement Yavapai County Superior Court will approve.Your licensed attorney-mediator drafts the settlement to hold up under judicial review, so your case moves forward instead of getting sent back.
Two households, one plan for the kids.Parenting plans work best when they reflect how your family actually lives, whether that means one school district or two homes an hour apart. Our mediators help you create a plan based on your circumstances.
What you discuss stays between you.Arizona law protects mediation communications. A contested Yavapai County divorce in court becomes part of the public record; a mediated one does not.
Sedona's county line doesn't complicate your case.Whether your address falls on the Yavapai or Coconino side of Sedona, our virtual process reaches you the same way, and we will help you confirm where your case belongs.
What to Expect From Your Consultation
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Tell us what's going on. A simple version is all we need to get started on your Yavapai County process moving.
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We explain what to expect. We'll let you know that your mediator will walk you through what Arizona law says once mediation begins, so you know what's ahead before you commit to anything.
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Leave with a plan. You will know the cost, the rough timeline, and your next step. Most Yavapai County couples finish mediation in 2 to 4 months.
Cases are filed with Yavapai County Superior Court, which operates from both Prescott and Camp Verde. The Aurit team guides you from start to finish.
It depends on the exact location of your residence, since Sedona sits on the county line. Most of Sedona, including West Sedona, falls within Yavapai County. We'll confirm which county applies to your case at your consultation.
No, there's no need to travel for our online mediation process. And even though Yavapai County Superior Court's Camp Verde location serves the Verde Valley, we'll help confirm what applies to your specific case.
That's not a problem. As long as both of you can join an online meeting via phone, computer or other device, different addresses or even different states don't stand in the way of reaching an agreement.
Neither. Your Aurit Mediation mediator is a licensed attorney-mediator who stays neutral throughout the process and does not represent either spouse. Many Yavapai County spouses also choose to have an independent attorney review the final agreement before signing.
Whether you're in Prescott, Sedona, or anywhere in the Verde Valley between them, our mediators help families across Yavapai County and know how Yavapai County Superior Court expects an agreement to arrive. Our Arizona service area reaches every county in the state, and Yavapai is part of that coverage.
Call (480)999-7399 or schedule a consultation online