The Essential Guide to Divorce Mediation

• Why the method you choose for your divorce is critically important;
• What divorce mediation is;
• The role of the mediator;
• General cost ranges;
• How long the mediation process takes;
• What differentiates a basic mediator from a highly skilled expert;
• How the mediation process works;
• Mediation benefits;
• What makes divorce mediation different from other divorce options;
• What to expect from the mediation process;
• How to determine if mediation is a viable divorce method for your situation;
• Whether a lawyer is required for divorce.

• How the divorce process works;
• Steps required to get a divorce in the United States (at a high level);
• Where/how mediation fits in.

• About the parenting plan - one of the main topics that must be negotiated and agreed upon in a divorce;
• Why there’s much more to a parenting plan than just deciding where the kids will spend nights, weekends, and holidays;
• How to ensure your parenting plan will meet the unique needs of your family.

• About child support - one of the main topics that must be negotiated and agreed upon in a divorce;
• Why what you think you know vs. how it actually works are very different!

• Why alimony is the most difficult issue to resolve in a divorce;
• The main obstacles to agreement;
• Things you need to know before you enter your alimony negotiations.

• About property division - one of the main topics that must be negotiated and agreed upon in a divorce;
• The challenges of dividing property in a divorce;
• How you can maintain control over how your property and debts will be divided.

• The smartest way to approach, "What you're entitled to."

Wrap-Up, Next Steps, & Additional Resources

Absolutely! The information contained in this course is applicable no matter where you live in the United States.

No. Because the majority of the content contained in our course only applies to divorce in the United States.

This private, self-guided and self-paced course is presented through exclusive pre-recorded videos.

The videos are available in your account, ready for viewing (or re-watching), but they are not downloadable at this time.

It depends. If you’re in the middle of a litigated divorce, and you and your spouse both agree you want to go a more peaceful route instead, then yes.

But if you’ve already entered the adversarial divorce process, and there’s no hope of turning back, then sadly, no.

No. Enrollment is completely confidential - you will not see other students and they will not see you. You can simply log in and access the content at your own convenience, whenever you would like!