“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.The Ultimate Guide to
Part One - What Is Divorce Mediation?
Divorce mediation is a more peaceful way to handle divorce. Spouses work together with a neutral mediator to create their own agreements.
Your mediator helps you talk about all divorce topics. They explain the law and guide the discussions so that you reach agreements on everything.
Mediation saves time and money and helps you focus on doing what’s best for your family. Litigation in court can be very harmful, especially to kids, while mediation supports children’s well-being.
In mediation, you and your spouse control the terms of your divorce agreement—not a judge.
Who can benefit from divorce mediation?
Anyone going through a divorce can benefit from divorce mediation—even if you’ve already started the legal process. If you and your spouse aren’t on the same page, a divorce mediator can help you find common ground.
Your mediator can help you
- Understand the law and the legal process
- Maintain control over your divorce terms
- Find common ground so you reach agreements on every divorce issue
- Weigh pros and cons based on your circumstances
- Identify divorce topics to address
- Communicate effectively
What does a divorce mediator do?
A divorce mediator is a neutral third party who helps spouses have a simple, healthy divorce. A mediator helps spouses collaborate to find the best possible solutions.
Aurit Center Certified Mediators dedicate their time to helping spouses overcome their differences, no matter how big they may seem.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
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Part Two – The Divorce Mediation Process
Divorce mediation is a more peaceful way to handle divorce. Spouses work together with a neutral mediator to create their own agreements.
Your mediator helps you talk about all divorce topics. They explain the law and guide the discussions so that you reach agreements on everything.
Mediation saves time and money and helps you focus on doing what’s best for your family. Litigation in court can be very harmful, especially to kids, while mediation supports children’s well-being.
In mediation, you and your spouse control the terms of your divorce agreement—not a judge.
Who can benefit from divorce mediation?
Anyone going through a divorce can benefit from divorce mediation—even if you’ve already started the legal process. If you and your spouse aren’t on the same page, a divorce mediator can help you find common ground.
Your mediator can help you
- Understand the law and the legal process;
- Maintain control over your divorce terms; and,
- Find common ground so you reach agreements on every divorce issue;
- Weigh pros and cons based on your circumstances;
- Identify divorce topics to address;
- Communicate effectively;
What does a divorce mediator do?
A divorce mediator is a neutral third party who helps spouses have a simple, healthy divorce. A mediator helps spouses collaborate to find the best possible solutions.
Aurit Center Certified Mediators dedicate their time to helping spouses overcome their differences, no matter how big they may seem.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
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Part Three – Dividing Assets, Debts, and Other Marital Property
Divorce mediation is a more peaceful way to handle divorce. Spouses work together with a neutral mediator to create their own agreements.
Your mediator helps you talk about all divorce topics. They explain the law and guide the discussions so that you reach agreements on everything.
Mediation saves time and money and helps you focus on doing what’s best for your family. Litigation in court can be very harmful, especially to kids, while mediation supports children’s well-being.
In mediation, you and your spouse control the terms of your divorce agreement—not a judge.
Who can benefit from divorce mediation?
Anyone going through a divorce can benefit from divorce mediation—even if you’ve already started the legal process. If you and your spouse aren’t on the same page, a divorce mediator can help you find common ground.
Your mediator can help you
- Understand the law and the legal process;
- Maintain control over your divorce terms; and,
- Find common ground so you reach agreements on every divorce issue;
- Weigh pros and cons based on your circumstances;
- Identify divorce topics to address;
- Communicate effectively;
What does a divorce mediator do?
A divorce mediator is a neutral third party who helps spouses have a simple, healthy divorce. A mediator helps spouses collaborate to find the best possible solutions.
Aurit Center Certified Mediators dedicate their time to helping spouses overcome their differences, no matter how big they may seem.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
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Part Four – Paying Alimony and Child Support
Divorce mediation is a more peaceful way to handle divorce. Spouses work together with a neutral mediator to create their own agreements.
Your mediator helps you talk about all divorce topics. They explain the law and guide the discussions so that you reach agreements on everything.
Mediation saves time and money and helps you focus on doing what’s best for your family. Litigation in court can be very harmful, especially to kids, while mediation supports children’s well-being.
In mediation, you and your spouse control the terms of your divorce agreement—not a judge.
Who can benefit from divorce mediation?
Anyone going through a divorce can benefit from divorce mediation—even if you’ve already started the legal process. If you and your spouse aren’t on the same page, a divorce mediator can help you find common ground.
Your mediator can help you
- Understand the law and the legal process;
- Maintain control over your divorce terms; and,
- Find common ground so you reach agreements on every divorce issue;
- Weigh pros and cons based on your circumstances;
- Identify divorce topics to address;
- Communicate effectively;
What does a divorce mediator do?
A divorce mediator is a neutral third party who helps spouses have a simple, healthy divorce. A mediator helps spouses collaborate to find the best possible solutions.
Aurit Center Certified Mediators dedicate their time to helping spouses overcome their differences, no matter how big they may seem.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
“We are both glad to have avoided the emotional turbulence associated with the normal divorce process. I’m very happy to have worked with [The Aurit Center].”
- B.F.
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A Peaceful Path to a Healthy Divorce
Choosing mediation, means you're choosing the healthiest way to end your marriage.
Give yourself credit for prioritizing your family and picking the peaceful path through this difficult time.
“The Aurit Center made the process of divorce less painful.”
- L.P.
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