I wear TWO hats in the divorce world.
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I serve as a Credentialed ADR Family Mediator for couples who want to explore a more private, cooperative, and less adversarial divorce process when appropriate.
As a neutral mediator, I facilitate structured conversations between the parties so they can discuss priorities, concerns, and possible areas of agreement in a respectful setting.
No one is treated as the “winner” or “loser” in the mediation room. The goal is to support communication, reduce unnecessary conflict where possible, and help the parties document the understandings they may reach.
Any mediation summary or memorandum should be reviewed by each party’s independent legal counsel before it is signed or used in any legal proceeding. If the parties choose to move forward, qualified legal professionals can prepare and file any required legal documents.
Mediation works best when both parties are willing to participate in good faith — because it takes two people to create a cooperative resolution.
As a neutral mediator, I facilitate structured conversations between the parties so they can discuss priorities, concerns, and possible areas of agreement in a respectful setting.
No one is treated as the “winner” or “loser” in the mediation room. The goal is to support communication, reduce unnecessary conflict where possible, and help the parties document the understandings they may reach.
Any mediation summary or memorandum should be reviewed by each party’s independent legal counsel before it is signed or used in any legal proceeding. If the parties choose to move forward, qualified legal professionals can prepare and file any required legal documents.
Mediation works best when both parties are willing to participate in good faith — because it takes two people to create a cooperative resolution.
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#2
I serve as a Certified Divorce Coach for individuals who want one-on-one support during a divorce-related transition.
In this role, I work with one party at a time, helping them organize their thoughts, clarify their concerns, prepare for difficult conversations, and feel less alone as they move through the process.
My coaching support can begin in the early stages of contemplating divorce and continue during or after the process, depending on the client’s needs.
I always say, “I cannot do the divorce for you — and I do not provide legal advice — but I can walk beside you with structure, compassion, and steady support.”
My role is not to replace your attorney, financial professional, tax advisor, or therapist. My role is to help you feel more grounded, informed, and prepared as you navigate this transition.
In this role, I work with one party at a time, helping them organize their thoughts, clarify their concerns, prepare for difficult conversations, and feel less alone as they move through the process.
My coaching support can begin in the early stages of contemplating divorce and continue during or after the process, depending on the client’s needs.
I always say, “I cannot do the divorce for you — and I do not provide legal advice — but I can walk beside you with structure, compassion, and steady support.”
My role is not to replace your attorney, financial professional, tax advisor, or therapist. My role is to help you feel more grounded, informed, and prepared as you navigate this transition.
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