Genesis Divorce and Family Center
Divorce
Divorce Mediation
Divorce can be a lengthy, expensive, stressful, and emotional process for all involved, but it doesn’t have to be. Mediation is a way to help couples find peace and resolution during this difficult time, especially when children are involved.
Fast Results
Saves Money
Open Communication
Control of the Process
Preserve Relationships
Divorce and Legal Separation Mediation
How Our Process Works
Complementary 15-Minute Consultation
Get your questions answered to help determine your next steps.
Mediation
Work with an impartial mediator to resolve disagreements and make sure everyone is on the same page.
Finalize Agreements
Your mediator will review your agreements with you.
File Documents
Our paralegal can draft and file your documents on your behalf..
You Are In Experienced Hands
Our mediators can guide you through the divorce process as quickly and amicably as possible.
Years of Experience
Cases
Hours of Mediation
“Genesis was great to work with! Knowledgeable, thoughtful, understanding and fair. They made one of the hardest most difficult processes someone might go through easier. Thank you to the Genesis team for your help and hard work!”
—Tom
“The most amazing experience. Supportive through every step. Genesis took care to minimize conflict and helped my wife and I get through a tough divorce and completely avoid attorneys. Made a potentially very difficult situation relatively painless.”
—Paul
“I was pleased with the attention to detail that we received when working with Genesis for our Divorce. I would recommend them to anyone who wants to not spend a fortune and still get the service they need to work through a difficult time.”
—Rene
Less Expensive Than Litigation
Divorce Doesn’t Have To Break The Bank
Litigation
The average cost of a divorce case is $10,000-$20,000, including a $5,000 retainer per party.
Mediation
The average cost with Genesis is $1,800-$2,500 total*, less than the average cost of one retainer for an attorney.
*Excluding court document drafting and filing fees.
F.A.Q.
Common Questions
Should I Get An Attorney?
Many of our clients at least consult with an attorney, which we highly recommend. Most of our clients do not retain an attorney. You may be interested in a collaborative case with attorneys at the table together with a mediator. We can discuss this during your FREE 15-minute phone consultation.
Can I Still Use An Attorney In Mediation?
Absolutely. Our mediators prefer to work with attorneys trained in Collaborative Family Law. He/she will supply clients with a number of quality trained attorneys to contact. You can retain an attorney, go for an initial consultation, or return for counsel as needed.