Mediation

Resolve family matters with cooperation, not conflict.

A Better Way to Resolve Family Disputes

Divorce and custody disputes can feel overwhelming, but going to court isn’t the only option. Mediation allows families in Arizona to work through issues in a private, collaborative setting guided by a neutral third-party mediator.

Instead of leaving decisions to a judge who doesn’t know your family, mediation empowers you and your spouse (or co-parent) to craft solutions that make sense for your lives.

Why Choose Mediation?

  • Confidential – Court hearings are public; mediation keeps sensitive family matters private.
  • Cost-Effective – Mediation is usually far less expensive than drawn-out litigation.
  • Faster Resolution – You can often reach agreements in weeks rather than months.
  • Less Stressful – Mediation focuses on problem-solving, not blame or “winning.”
  • Better for Children – Cooperative solutions reduce conflict and tension for kids.

How Mediation Works in Arizona

  1. Both parties agree to meet with a trained mediator.
  2. Each side has the chance to share their perspective in a respectful, structured conversation.
  3. The mediator helps the parties explore possible solutions.
  4. If agreements are reached, they can be written up and submitted to the court for approval.

Mediation can address a wide range of issues, including:

  • Parenting plans and custody arrangements
  • Division of community property and debts
  • Child support and spousal support

Our Role in Mediation

While mediators remain neutral, your lawyer is your advocate. We prepare you for mediation, review proposed agreements, and ensure your rights are protected before anything is finalized.

Considering mediation? Contact us today to explore whether this path is right for your family.

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Why work with Truvera

At Truvera, we believe that family disputes don’t always need to be battles. Our role in mediation is to:

  • Prepare you for sessions so you know what to expect

  • Review proposed agreements to ensure fairness

  • Protect your interests while supporting a cooperative process

  • Guide you toward solutions that keep families stronger

Take the Next Step

If you’re considering mediation, let us help you determine whether this respectful path is right for your family. Contact us today to get started.