What is Separation Pathways?
Take this quick video journey to learn how we can help with your separation or divorce.
The benefits of Separation Pathways are clear!
Affordable
• Not-for-Profit Service
• No Surprise, Flat-Fee Pricing
• Pay-per-Step Along Your Path
Timely
• Move at Your Own Pace
• Save Time
• Avoid Long Legal Battles
Supportive
• Experienced Mediators
• Responsive Customer Service
• Additional Support as Required
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Your Unique Pathway
Step 1: Begin Your Journey
Each of you completes our online intake form
so we can better guide you along your path.
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so we can better guide you along your path.
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Let's Learn more about you!
We ask each of you to complete our short intake form after which a professional mediator will contact each of you to discuss next steps.
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Step 2: Chart Your Path
It starts with our Separation Planning Meeting - 2 hours with the Family Professional that is most appropriate for your unique situation.
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Separation Planning Meeting
For just $399 / couple , we help you prepare the necessary information – minimizing costs & time – and help decide the best method for you both.
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Step 3: Mediation
Continue down your path with one of three specialized, affordable Mediation options and we'll credit you back ($300) of your Separation Planning Meeting.
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What's the right path for you?
We Mediate based on your unique situation, including Child-Focused Mediation, Financial / Property Mediation, or Comprehensive for as low as $1849 / couple.
Yes, we're ready to begin Mediation
Step 4: Optional Legal Review
These recommended last few steps of your path will lead you to a legal Separation Agreement
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What is a Legal Review
A professional lawyer, will finalize your mutually agreed to memorandum of understanding leading to a legal separation agreement, and then assist you in completing the necessary divorce forms.
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How is Mediation different than going to court for a Divorce?
- A mediator is a trained family professional who acts impartially to assist both parties to reach a resolution that meets their needs, voluntarily, and with minimum conflict.Â
- If there are children, parents need to cooperate indefinitely after separation or divorce, so it is important for everyone, and especially for children, to minimize ongoing conflict.
- Choosing mediation means that a resolution can be reached more quickly, with less stress, and at a greatly reduced cost as compared to going to court.
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