Divorce is never an easy experience. It can be costly, confusing, and raise sensitive issues that are difficult to handle. If you need help navigating a family law concern, trust the mediators at Divorce Resolutions, LLC.
With over 25 years of experience helping Colorado families navigate complex legal issues, our team can help you and your spouse or co-parent create your own agreements for child support, parenting responsibilities, alimony, and more.
By resolving your divorce or separation through mediation, you can create an arrangement that works for the needs of your whole family.
Mediation is a dispute resolution process where a trained, third-party mediator helps two or more parties come to an agreement regarding a certain conflict. Unlike litigation, which involves going to court for a judge to make critical decisions, mediation allows the parties to come to an agreement among themselves.
By resolving your divorce or separation through mediation, you can create an arrangement that works for the needs of your whole family.
For couples who are divorcing or otherwise dissolving their relationship, mediation can help iron out decisions for child support, alimony, asset division, parental responsibilities, and other critical issues. To learn more about this process, check out our frequently asked questions about divorce mediation.
At Divorce Resolutions, LLC, our team can help you and your spouse or co-parent navigate a number of important family law concerns.
Some of the cases that we handle include:
If you are unsure whether mediation is right for you, contact us as soon as possible. Our team will carefully evaluate your case and explain in detail your options for resolution.
Divorce is a complicated process, and going to court for divorce can be even more complex. By choosing mediation, you and your spouse or co-parent can meet in a safe, comfortable environment and draft an amicable agreement for the dissolution of your marriage.
At Divorce Resolutions, LLC, there are several benefits to choosing mediation over litigation for divorce:
If you’re interested in learning more about mediation or want to schedule a meeting with one of our licensed mediators, contact us as soon as possible. Send our team an e-mail, call us at (303) 650-1750, or fill out our online form to request more information.