For couples seeking a full resolution of separation, parenting, and financial matters.
Packages starting at $1,575 per party.
For parents seeking to establish parenting plans and child support agreements.
Packages starting at $1,275 per party.
For couples needing assistance with financial and property matters.
Packages starting at $1,375 per party.
All mediations begin with a comprehensive intake and disclosure process. Each party will have time with Dylan to review…
• What is family mediation?
• Physically Separating
• How does mediation differ from the traditional separation process?
• What are the benefits of mediation?
All mediations begin with a comprehensive intake and disclosure process. Each party will have time with Dylan to review…
• What is family mediation?
• Physically Separating
• How does mediation differ from the traditional separation process?
• What are the benefits of mediation?
All mediations begin with a comprehensive intake and disclosure process. Each party will have time with Dylan to review…
• Full-Day Mediation Packages
• Half-Day Mediation Packages
• Case-Based Mediation Packages
At Purdon Family Mediation, we follow a three-step process designed to help families resolve disputes respectfully and efficiently.
Each Family Mediation process begins with a confidential intake and screening that’ll lay the groundwork for your mediation.
Here we:
– Identify your goals
– Gather key documents
– Exchange essential financial information
In guided sessions, Dylan will help both parties engage in structured, solution-focused conversations.
Here we:
– Explore options,
– Work through disagreements,
– Move toward mutually acceptable resolutions on parenting, support, property, and more.
Once an agreement is reached, it’s summarized in a written Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Here we:
– Formalize what was agreed to in mediation,
– Have the opportunity to review the terms with your own independent legal advice
– Have the option of preparing a Separation Agreement.
What is family mediation, and how does it differ from traditional separation?
What are the steps, are decisions binding, and can I settle out-of-court?
How much does mediation cost, and how does that compare to the traditional legal process?
How much does mediation cost, and how much do lawyers cost.
What is family mediation, and how does it differ from traditional separation?
How much does mediation cost, and how much do lawyers cost.
How much does mediation cost, and how much do lawyers cost.
What is family mediation, and how does it differ from traditional separation?
What are the steps, are decisions binding, and can I settle out-of-court?
How much does mediation cost, and how does that compare to the traditional legal process?
What is family mediation, and how does it differ from traditional separation?
What are the steps, are decisions binding, and can I settle out-of-court?
How much does mediation cost, and how does that compare to the traditional legal process?
How much does mediation cost, and how much do lawyers cost.
How much does mediation cost, and how much do lawyers cost.
At Purdon Family Mediation, we follow a three-step process designed to help families resolve disputes respectfully and efficiently.
Each Family Mediation process begins with a confidential intake and screening that’ll lay the groundwork for your mediation.
Here we:
– Identify your goals
– Gather key documents
– Exchange essential financial information
In guided sessions, Dylan will help both parties engage in structured, solution-focused conversations.
Here we:
– Explore options,
– Work through disagreements,
– Move toward mutually acceptable resolutions on parenting, support, property, and more.
Once an agreement is reached, it’s summarized in a written Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Here we:
– Formalize what was agreed to in mediation,
– Have the opportunity to review the terms with your own independent legal advice
– Have the option of preparing a Separation Agreement.
At Purdon Family Mediation, we follow a simple three-step process designed to help families resolve disputes respectfully and efficiently.
– Intake & Disclosure
– Mediation & Negotiation
– MOU or Separation Agreement
Each Family Mediation process begins with a confidential intake and screening.
Here, you’ll have dedicated time with Dylan to identify your goals, gather key documents, and exchange essential financial and parenting information that’ll lay the groundwork for your mediation.
Each Family Mediation process begins with a confidential intake and screening.
Here, you’ll have dedicated time with Dylan to identify your goals, gather key documents, and exchange essential financial and parenting information that’ll lay the groundwork for your mediation.
In guided sessions, Dylan will help both parties engage in structured, solution-focused conversations.
Generally, this involves shuttle mediation where both parties are present (either in seperate rooms in-person – or via breakout rooms on zoom) and where we’ll work to solve the majority of your outstanding issues.
Together, you’ll explore options, work through disagreements, and move toward mutually acceptable resolutions on parenting, support, property, and more.
Once an agreement is reached, it’s summarized in a written Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or formalized into a legally binding Separation Agreement. You’ll have the opportunity to review the terms with independent legal advice to ensure clarity, fairness, and confidence moving forward.
At Purdon Family Mediation, we follow a simple three-step process designed to help families resolve disputes respectfully and efficiently.
– Intake & Disclosure
– Mediation & Negotiation
– MOU or Separation Agreement
Each Family Mediation process begins with a confidential intake and screening.
Here, you’ll have dedicated time with Dylan to identify your goals, gather key documents, and exchange essential financial and parenting information that’ll lay the groundwork for your mediation.
In guided sessions, Dylan will help both parties engage in structured, solution-focused conversations.
Generally, this involves shuttle mediation where both parties are present (either in seperate rooms in-person – or via breakout rooms on zoom) and where we’ll work to solve the majority of your outstanding issues.
Together, you’ll explore options, work through disagreements, and move toward mutually acceptable resolutions on parenting, support, property, and more.
Once an agreement is reached, it’s summarized in a written Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or formalized into a legally binding Separation Agreement. You’ll have the opportunity to review the terms with independent legal advice to ensure clarity, fairness, and confidence moving forward.
