What gets resolved

What can be resolved through mediation?

Understand what decisions you’ll make, what your agreement can include, and how everything comes together.

What you’ll be working through

One of the most common questions is:
“What do we actually need to figure out?”

Through mediation, you will work through all of the key decisions required to move forward.

These typically include:

  • Parenting plans

  • Child support

  • Division of assets and debts

  • Spousal support

  • A clear structure for how things will work moving forward

What you walk away with

At the end of the process, your decisions are documented in a Separation Agreement.

A Separation Agreement:

  • Outlines parenting arrangements, finances, and responsibilities

  • Defines your rights and obligations

  • Can be enforced in court if necessary

It allows you to move forward with clarity and confidence, knowing exactly what has been agreed upon.

Formalizing your decisions

There are different ways to formalize your agreement, depending on your situation:

Informal Agreement
You may choose to keep your agreement informal depending on your needs.

Separation Agreement
A formal document that outlines all decisions and can be legally enforced if one party does not follow the terms.

Divorce
A divorce is the legal ending of your marriage and must be approved by the court.

If you have already worked through your decisions collaboratively, the divorce process typically becomes a straightforward administrative step.

  • No court appearances

  • No arguments

  • Primarily paperwork and review

  • Typically completed within a few months depending on timelines

Divorce Judgement
A divorce judgement

  • Ends your marriage legally

  • Outlines ongoing responsibilities

  • Allows you to remarry

A Separation Agreement allows you to move forward with your life, knowing what rights and obligations you have to your spouse and your children.

The only thing it does not allow is remarriage — that requires a formal divorce.

You don’t need to have everything figured out before starting.

Most people begin with questions — and that’s exactly what this process is designed for.