Co-Mediation
A Smarter, More Supportive Way to Divorce
Putting Your Family First:
During Divorce it is Important to Remember that You Are Writing Your Children’s Memoirs
Divorce can be amicable. Parents can collaborate.
What is Co-Mediation?
Co-mediation is a modern, balanced approach to divorce, bringing together financial expertise and mediation skills to create fair, thoughtful solutions for families.
Comprehensive: Legal, financial, and emotional considerations are all addressed
Efficient: Streamlines the process, reducing conflict and costs.
Child-Focused: Helps parents create parenting plans that work for the whole family.
Less Stress: A neutral, guided approach reduces emotional strain.
Why Choose Mediation?
At SplitSmart, we’ve partnered with experienced divorce mediator and co-parenting expert Debora Gama Lima to make divorce smoother and less stressful. We focus on clarity, confidence, and care to guide families through this major life transition.
Financial Clarity - Understand assets, debts, and long-term financial implications.
Emotional Support - Navigate co-parenting and life transitions with expert guidance.
Cost-Effective - Avoid expensive litigation and court battles.
Personalized Solutions - Every divorce is unique; we help create customized agreements.
Our Approach
We take a structured yet flexible approach to mediation, ensuring that each couple receives the guidance they need while maintaining control over their decisions. Here’s how it works:
STEP 1: Initial Consultation - Understand your situation, goals, and concerns
STEP 2: Financial Review - Gather assets, debts, and financial details to build a clear picture
STEP 3: Mediation Sessions - Work collaboratively to resolve issues, from property division to parenting goals.
STEP 4: Agreement Finalization - Ensure clarity, fairness, and legal compliance before finalizing.
Ready to Get Started?
By choosing co-mediaton, you’re helping to write your children’s story with love, cooperation, and stability. Divorce is challenging, but it doesn’t have to define your family.Take the first step toward a peaceful resolution.
Schedule a Free Consultation