I provide mediation services for families who want to work together to come to resolution on the financial and family aspects of their divorce or post-divorce modifications. For those who reach a complete settlement, I can prepare the court papers and file the “stipulated” judgment and supporting documents with the court to finalize your divorce.

To get started, click the link below to book two individual sessions, “mediation - individual session.” Once confirmed, you will each receive an intake to complete.

I offer “discernment counseling” - short-term counseling intended to move you from “stuckness” or ambivalence into the direction that your life must go for healing and growth. Over the course of 3 to 7 sessions, I will work with you individually and together. Through a structured and facilitated process you will examine relationship dynamics, strive for greater insight and accountability and move toward change. The goal is to reach a decision about what happens next: separation, entering a divorce process, or agreement to attempt reconciliation.

To get started click the link below to book two individual sessions (‘Discernment Counseling - Individual Session.’) Once confirmed, you’ll both receive an intake to complete.

For families in a collaborative divorce, I am the “family specialist.” The collaborative model is a streamlined, out-of-court process built around two attorneys working as a team for the good of the family in transition. When helpful, this team approach may include a family specialist, child specialist, and financial neutral. In my role, I will assess the family system, mediate and draft the parenting plan and, in some cases, guide the overall process. I often also provide individual coaching to the parents to ready them for the table negotiations and successful co-parenting. Having a family specialist by your side places the children and the family as a whole at the center.

To get started, click the link below to book two Collaborative Process - Individual Sessions. Once confirmed, you’ll both receive intakes to complete.