One simple price. No Stress. A Peaceful Resolution.
At your free consultation, you’ll get a personalized flat fee—so you know exactly what your divorce will cost and how long it will take. No hidden fees. Just affordable expert support to completely avoid court.
*Estimated ranges based on typical Arizona divorce cases. Your actual costs depend on your specific situation. Schedule a free consultation for a personalized estimate.
How Mediation Pricing Works
Clear, predictable, and always fair
Flat-Fee Structure
Most divorces cost between $4,000-$7,800 total
Your exact cost depends on complexity, not on how long we take. No hourly billing means no surprises. Cost is split evenly between both spouses.
Simpler situations: Lower end of range
Moderate complexity: Middle range
Complex assets/custody: Higher end
What's Included
All mediation sessions needed
Financial disclosure assistance
Parenting plan development
Child support calculations
Unlimited email support
Court filing guidance
Payment Plans Available
0% interest financing makes mediation accessible when you need it most.
Payments starting as low as:
$92/month
Spread payments over up to 12 months with no added costs.
No credit check required. Simple approval process.
Court Filing Included
Arizona court filing fees are included in your mediation cost.
Filing fees: Approximately $500
We guide you through the entire court filing process to finalize your divorce.
Why Mediation Costs 90% Less
It's not just cheaper—it's fundamentally different
What Drives Up Litigation Costs
Two Attorneys Billing Hourly
$250-$500/hour × 2 attorneys = meter constantly running for every email, call, and document
$15,000-$30,000
Adversarial Discovery Process
Depositions, interrogatories, subpoenas, and document requests create billable hours
$5,000-$10,000
Multiple Court Appearances
Temporary orders, motions, hearings—each requiring preparation and attorney time
$3,000-$7,000
Expert Witnesses & Evaluators
Custody evaluators, appraisers, forensic accountants all add expenses
$2,000-$5,000
Typical Total Cost:
$30,000-$200,000+
How Mediation Eliminates Costs
One Mediator, Flat Fee
Single neutral professional working for both of you. No hourly billing, no surprise charges
$4,000-$7,800 total
Voluntary Disclosure
Share information openly with guidance—no expensive formal discovery needed
Included
Minimal Court Involvement
One filing, one court appearance to finalize—no temporary hearings or motions
$500 filing fees
Collaborative Approach
Work together to find solutions—no need for expensive expert witnesses to fight in court
Not needed
Typical Total Cost:
$4,000-$7,800
The Bottom Line
Mediation doesn't cut corners—it cuts out the adversarial process that makes litigation expensive. You get the same legal divorce, the same enforceable agreement, but without the fighting that drives up costs.
90%
Average savings vs litigation
3x
Faster to completion
1
Affordable professional helping you
Hear from our clients
Real couples share what they saved with mediation
★★★★★Rated 5 out of 5
"They made a not-so-easy process seem almost effortless."
Not only is it their knowledge of the process, but it's the way they made me feel during the whole thing.
— Brittany F.
★★★★★Rated 5 out of 5
"...highly recommend…"
I would highly recommend The Aurit Center to family and/or friends in need of their services. Michael is truly a professional, and he handled our case with compassion and understanding. During such a difficult life event, Michael and his staff truly made my experience bearable. They are easy to work with and always demonstrate efficiency and courteous attitude. Thanks to all of you for guiding me through the divorce mediation process.
— Dylan D.
★★★★★Rated 5 out of 5
"Truly five-star service all the way."
The patience and kindness that was given to me throughout the process made me feel at ease. I felt like family.
— Patrick F.
Pricing Questions Answered
Everything you need to know about mediation costs
What’s included in the flat fee?
Our flat fee covers your entire mediation process, including:
Mediation Meetings: A trained mediator will guide you through the process.
Unlimited Communications: You can contact your mediator as much as you need.
Agreement Drafting: Your mediator writes up the agreements for you.
Revisions: Changes are made until you're both happy with the final agreement.
Ongoing Support: Your mediator is here for you every step of the way.
Who pays for divorce mediation?
You and your spouse decide how to split the cost. Your mediator can help you to discuss it. You can also use our payment plan options.
How much less is the cost of mediation than going to court with attorneys?
Mediation costs much less than hiring an attorney. Divorce attorneys charge $15,000 to $100,000+ per person, while mediation is usually $2,000 - $3,800 per person. In your free 1-hour consultation, you'll get your personalized flat fee.
Get Your Personalized Cost Estimate
Every divorce is unique. Schedule a free consultation and we'll give you an exact quote based on your specific situation—no surprises, no pressure.