Since 1997

Life has a way of throwing everything at you at once.

There are those who respond confidently to challenges and life-changing events, and there are those that stick their head in the sand and hope it all goes away.

I’m here to help you respond to life’s challenges with confidence and get the best outcome for you and your family.

You see, I have been where you are now.

I’ve been through a divorce, and I still worry about my family and children. Who doesn’t, right? It’s baked into our DNA as parents.

But with so much at stake, do you really want to wing it?

My divorce taught me many things, but the most important lesson was that the best outcomes are solved together, through peaceful mediation and understanding — not slugging it out in court.

I like to tell my clients that all divorces settle, it’s just a matter of when. It could be this week, next month, next year, or five years down the road. Eventually, you’ll find closure, but at what cost?

And I am not just talking about the financial cost. The emotional toll and time you could spend on divorce are costs you need to consider as well.

Who wants to spend years of their life fighting?

You’ll drain yourself financially and emotionally. And your children will be dragged along for the ride.

Now, all this is not to say that I think you should simply settle. That is the last thing in the world I wish for my clients. Rather, I believe all divorces and family law matters should be approached from a collaborative point of view.

This is where mediation comes in.

Making any agreement, especially when it involves separation and child custody, can have a lasting impact on your future relationship with your children, your financial liabilities, and how your assets are divided in divorce. Working together instead of battling from opposite sides will make sure everyone comes out of this situation in the best position possible.

Divorce and family law mediation sets you up to begin this new chapter of your life in positive standing with your finances and your family relationships.

Making these decisions together is crucial because IF you and your spouse cannot come to terms, you leave it in the hands of a judge.

But a family and divorce lawyer, who focuses on mediation, has the experience to guide you down the right path, not only for your family but for your finances and your future as well.