Our Pricing Philosophy: Transparency, Commitment & Control
Mediation is an affordable alternative to litigation, but it is also a commitment and an investment in your future. I work with couples who are serious about reaching a resolution and willing to put in the effort to get there.
I charge an hourly rate, which gives you control over the total cost. The more efficiently you work together—both in and outside of our sessions—the more cost-effective the process will be. Preparing in advance, being open to discussion, and staying focused on solutions can significantly reduce the time (and expense) required.
On average, mediation costs range from $3,500 to $7,000, depending on the complexity of your case and how you approach the process. My goal is to help you reach a comprehensive, cost-effective resolution that not only finalizes your divorce but also prevents unnecessary legal battles in the future.
Other costs may be associated with the process including but not limited to filing fees, costs of other professionals including attorney, certified divorce financial analysts or appraisers.
Let’s connect and explore how this kind of support can help you navigate divorce differently.
Rates
Mediation: Initial Consultation
Free
A 1-hour complimentary consultation to determine if my approach is the right fit for you (30 minutes with each party if separate).
Mediation Retainer
$1750
$1750 (5 hours) required up front, then pay-as-you-go.
Mediation Hourly Rate
$350
Pause + Plan Session
$175
A 1:1 60-minute session designed to help you explore your options, understand the divorce process, and regulate your nervous system—so you can make clear, grounded decisions. Informational only; not legal advice.
Coaching Hourly Rate
$175
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Role of the Mediator/Coach
Disclaimer: While I am a licensed attorney, I do not provide legal representation or legal advice in my role as a mediator. I serve as a neutral third party, facilitating discussions to help parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement. I will draft the agreement to meet court filing requirements; however, this does not constitute legal advice. Each party is encouraged to seek independent legal counsel to review the agreement, provide legal advice, and ensure they fully understand the implications of their decisions.
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Free Workshop April 24, 2025
Join me on April 24, 2025 2-3 pm EST for this free workshop to help you manage your emotional regulation and wellness during the divorce process. Replay available.