Kimberly is trained in mediation through Dispute Mediation Services in Dallas and is providing quality mediation services for families.

If you are considering a divorce or have child custody changes to make, it can be most beneficial to mediate prior to contacting two separate attorneys. 

Why choose Mediation?

Control: Litigation requires that you entrust your family’s future to a family court judge, while divorce mediation allows spouses or co-parents to make the choices about their family’s future by crafting a parenting plan, arranging for support needs, dividing property and assigning debts.

 Most lawyers spend a good deal of your time and money mediating back and forth, even though a good portion of divorces get referred to a professional mediator eventually.  Then you have paid your attorneys for their time and have to pay a mediator as well.  Why not attempt to mediate with a qualified mediator up front? 

 • Affordable: You will save a great deal of money. Guaranteed!

Mutual Agreements: By avoiding the win-lose mentality of a court battle, you can protect your children from prolonged conflict and hostility

Control: Litigation requires that you entrust your family’s future to a family court judge, while divorce mediation allows spouses or co-parents to make the choices about their family’s future by crafting a parenting plan, arranging for support needs, dividing property and assigning debts.

Mediation can be a less expensive method of resolving divorce or other family law issues. Unlike litigation, mediation relies on direct communication between spouses and avoids the cost of attorney fees and retainer fees. Your mediator will assist you in maintaining a constructive dialogue in order to accelerate the resolution of issues. By reducing the cost of a divorce, you can preserve more of the marital assets for the parties and their children once the divorce is final.

Confidential and private. Mediation is confidential and cannot be used in court

On your time schedule. You decide the pace of mediation. You don't have to wait months for the process to be completed.

Your divorce is tailored to meet your family’s needs. You and your spouse decide your family’s future, NOT a judge.

What is the process?
*If you are thinking of divorce please call first to discuss your specific needs!
(214) 543-5977

 While each marriage has its own unique issues, some of the more common issues discussed during the divorce mediation process include:

 * Equitable distribution of the marital estate, including the marital residence, retirement accounts, investments, etc.;
* Marital vs. non-marital assets and debt;
* How to approach discussions with your children about the decision to divorce and the decisions made in mediation;
* Custody and visitation;
* Child support;
* Spousal / alimony support;
* Future child education costs;
* Reliable advice for a secure financial future;
* Relocation issues;
* Tax considerations

Kimberly can arrange to have an attorney present at the mediation so that any agreement made can then be filed by the attorney present.

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Kimberly can mediate the agreement which can be presented to any attorney who has been retained to review and file.

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How much does it cost?
Divorce mediations are scheduled from 8:45 to 3:45 on Thursdays or Fridays. 
The fee for a one day mediation is $880 (which includes a written agreement).  Kimberly can refer you to an attorney who will file and appear for your divorce for an additional $500 or your attorney can file the agreement. Which means your entire divorce could cost only $1380!

If you would like to have Kimberly's consultant attorney present, the fee is $2500 (which includes a written agreement). An additional $500 will cover filing and appearance fees.
Which means your entire divorce could cost only $3000!

Fees are split between the parties and 50% of the fees are due at the time the services are booked. Visa MC and AmExp are accepted