Mediation During Divorce

Skilled Guidance for Divorce Agreements

Mediators often are not financial experts and may not be prepared to properly educate a couple on the financial complexities of their settlements. We offer Mediation Support and our Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® is trained in all of the financial intricacies of divorce. There’s no need to make agreements that aren’t fully informed, educated and future tested.

At Austin Divorce Strategies, we’re offering a mediation experience like no other. Facilitating communication is great, but don’t you want to be sure you have ALL of your property settlement options on the table? We provide ideas for creative settlement solutions to ensure you will BOTH be ok in the next phase of your lives. Why go anywhere else?

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Our Philosophy

We help couples divorce by implementing a non-adversarial process, one that is not financially confusing and not unreasonably costly. Using alternative dispute resolution instead of, or in addition to, the court system means families can own their decisions and design their lives during and after divorce.

Knowledge and Expertise

Our CDFA® is a trained financial professional who can help you navigate the divorce process and all financial aspects of a high net-worth divorce.

Personalized Strategy

We recognize that each divorce is different and carefully plan a custom strategy that is right for you and your solution, no matter what stage you are.

Confidential

We are sensitive, discreet and confidential, while providing a customized, non-judgmental safe-haven keeping you focused and on task.

Empowering Our Clients

Today’s modern family exists in many forms, including same-sex couples, unmarried couples who have a child together, parents who travel frequently, and parents residing long distances from each other. This is why a neutral mediator is needed to guide a couple through the decision making around the legal, emotional, and financial issues that must be resolved in a divorce.

Families face a myriad of financial issues including, but not limited to: