Atlanta Divorce Mediation Services, LLC. offers neutral guidance so you and your spouse can make your own decisions, without the cost and conflict of a courtroom divorce. Most couples finish in about three sessions, for under $5,000 all-in. Call 678-985-8858 today and Take the Trauma Out of the Process ©.
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You and your spouse start with a free 30-minute consultation with Dr. Jeri. Then you gather your financial information, meet for mediation sessions (most couples need about three 90-minute sessions), and Dr. Jeri writes up a Memorandum of Understanding with every decision you reach. You sign in person or by DocuSign, then file it yourself or use our flat-fee attorney option.
Each 90-minute session is $450, and most couples need about three. The Memorandum of Understanding is $650, and a parenting plan with child support worksheet adds $250. If you want an attorney to handle the filing, our flat-fee option is $2,000. Most couples finish the entire process for under $5,000.
Most couples finish in about three sessions. Depending on how complex your situation is, it can range from one to six. You set the pace, so you feel comfortable with every decision.
You don't need an attorney to mediate. Your signed Memorandum of Understanding can be filed with the court by you, or you can use our flat-fee attorney filing option with a mediation-friendly attorney from our pre-vetted list.
Dr. Jeri draws on more than 20 years of research in parenting to help you build a parenting plan and child support worksheet around your children's real needs, not a court template.
The MOU is a written agreement that captures every decision you and your spouse reach in mediation. Once it's signed, it's ready to file with the court, with or without an attorney.
Hear from a client who went through the process:
1 Gather all of your financial information including all assets and debts from the day you were married to present like mortgage, car loan etc.
2 Call 678-985-8858 and set up your free 30 minute consultation, which is to be attended by you and your spouse.
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3 You will have an average of three sessions
(the range is usually 1 to 6, depending on how complex your situation is) with your mediator. You set the pace so that you feel comfortable with the decisions you are making.
4 Once the decision making phase is completed, your divorce mediator will write up a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
5 Either meet in person or utilize Docusign to sign.
6 Ready to file your divorce or utilize an attorney to file for you.
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