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Divorce & Parenting Mediation in Phoenix, Arizona

Our primary offering. We guide couples through structured mediation sessions to reach full agreement on asset division, parenting, support, and more — without setting foot in a courtroom.

Flat-fee. Transparent. Comprehensive.

What is

Divorce Mediation?

Divorce mediation is a neutral process that helps spouses or co-parents reach agreements outside of court. In mediation, you work together with a neutral mediator to resolve issues such as property division, debt, parenting plans, child support, and spousal maintenance. The goal is to create practical, personalized agreements in a more private, efficient, and lower-conflict setting than litigation.

Why Mediate With Us?

The Couples Solutions Center is a calm, financially intelligent, innovation-driven family law authority that restructures families with dignity and strategic clarity.

 

We are not the affordable alternative to litigation.

We are the smarter one.

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Who Is This For?

This service may be a good fit if:

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  • you want to avoid court when possible

  • you and your spouse want a lower-conflict process

  • you need help with parenting plans and co-parenting agreements

  • you want one guided process for both mediation and document preparation

  • you already agree on some issues but need help finalizing the rest

  • you want a more private and efficient alternative to litigation

What Can Be Resolved in Mediation?

  • division of assets and debts

  • parenting plans and parenting time

  • legal decision-making

  • child support

  • spousal maintenance

  • holiday schedules

  • communication expectations between co-parents

  • divorce settlement terms

  • drafting and filing final divorce documents

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How Long Does Divorce Take in Arizona?

Why Choose Mediation Instead of Court?

Many families choose divorce mediation because it gives them more control over the outcome, costs less than traditional litigation, moves more efficiently, and keeps private family matters out of court whenever possible. Instead of asking a judge to decide what happens next, mediation helps couples create their own agreements in a structured, guided process.

Why Mediate?

Self-Determination

Mediation allows you and your partner to reach mutually beneficial agreements rather than a judge making decisions for you.

Lower Cost

Lower cost process, with one flat fee rather than retainer+hourly fees with attorneys.  Mediation is typically 85% less expensive than hiring attorneys.

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Out of Court & Confidential

Mediation protects families from the conflict of litigation (going to court).  It prevents you from having to go to court at all and keeps your process confidential / private.

Shorter Process

In Arizona, a divorce in court typically takes 8 months to over a year.  In mediation, your process is typically 3-5 months in length.  You have more control over your timeline.

Personalized

Personalized to your family's needs rather than a general "cookie-cutter" agreement.  Your family is unique and your agreements should be too.

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Accessible

Mediation can occur in-person or online.  It allows you to reach your agreements from the comfort of your home via Zoom or in my office, rather than in a courtroom.

How Do You File For Divorce In Arizona?

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Our Divorce Mediation Process

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Better understand your divorce process and options, logistics of filing, professionals to add to your divorce team, and more.

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Couples Solutions Center offers divorce and parenting mediation in Arizona for families who want a private, lower-conflict alternative to court. Based in Phoenix, the practice helps spouses and co-parents resolve issues such as property division, debt, parenting plans, child support, spousal maintenance, and divorce documents through a compassionate flat-fee process available online or in person.

Frequently asked questions

The information on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.

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