Start Designing Your Resolution now.
NEW JERSEY DIVORCE & CIVIL MEDIATION SERVICES
Avoid the courtroom. Save time and money. Maintain control over your future with professional, neutral mediation services.
Our Services
-
Family & Divorce Mediation
Simple Split Plan Ideal for couples with no kids or pets. Streamlined asset division.
Smart Split Plan Comprehensive planning for families with kids and pets. Parenting plans included.
Gray Divorce Plan Specialized for long-term marriages with adult children and complex retirement assets.
Pet Custody Plans Expertly drafted plans to ensure your pet’s wellbeing.
Elder Mediation Helping families navigate disputes that break families apart when mom and dad get older and need end of life planning.
-
Civil Mediation
We handle a wide variety of civil matters. Whether it is a business partnership dissolution, contract dispute, Landlord/Tenant issue, Insurance claim, or workplace conflict, mediation offers a private path to resolution.
-
Coaching
Do you have an upcoming mediation? Being prepared is half the battle.
Get insider tips and individualized power-up coaching to navigate the process with confidence..
Schedule a Free 30-minute session to discuss
Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution method where a neutral third party, the mediator, facilitates communication and negotiation between disputing parties to help them reach a mutually agreeable resolution. It’s a structured, flexible process that encourages parties to explore options and find solutions that work for everyone involved. While each state has its own laws, New Jersey mediation is governed by the Uniform Mediation Act.
.
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a VOLUNTARY process. However, the courts do have mandatory mediation during the course of a divorce proceeding or lawsuit. These are different than private mediations, where you maintain control of the entire process.
Is Mediation mandatory?
You do not need a lawyer for the process of divorce mediation. However, if issues arise, it may be beneficial to you to consult with a mediation-friendly attorney. Additionally, once you have the Memorandum of Understanding, it is a good idea to have independent counsel review it and then draft the Marital Settlement Agreement.
Do I still need a lawyer?
Get in Touch
If you have questions or need direction in your upcoming mediation, please contact us for a free 30-minute consultation.