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Mediation is a way to settle a dispute with help from a neutral mediator, who helps both sides reach their own agreement but doesn’t decide who is right (what is mediation?). Court-verified listings come from official court and government rosters and link to their source, so you can check them yourself.
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Before you choose
All guides →- What is divorce mediation and how does it work?How divorce mediation works, step by step: choosing a mediator, preparing, the sessions, and what happens if you agree or don't. Rules vary by state.
- Child custody mediation and parenting plans: how it worksHow custody mediation helps parents build a parenting plan: schedules, decision-making, school, health care, kids' needs, and what happens after you agree.
- How much does divorce mediation cost?What drives divorce mediation cost: court programs vs. private mediators, hourly vs. flat fees, number of sessions, and who pays. No made-up averages.
- How do I prepare for divorce mediation?How to prepare for divorce mediation: read your order, gather financial papers, set priorities, sketch a parenting plan, and plan for safety.
