
DIVORCE MEDIATION IN BOULDER & COLORADO STATEWIDE
A divorce mediator helps you work together
Conscious Family's unique mediation process, designed by attorneys with over 30 years of combined experience, has helped hundreds of divorcing spouses since 2014. Our clients have been able to overcome fear, avoid being overwhelmed, and reach amicable solutions, without the costly wreckage of a court battle. Conscious divorce mediation is intended for spouses who can work together as they move through this transition, even if trust has been compromised or certain discussions are tense. Our process vastly reduces the amount of time and money it can take to complete your divorce, and with guaranteed court approval.
Divorce for a tenth of the cost that you would pay two lawyers.
Lowered conflict protects your children.
Divorce in a fourth of the time than if you hired lawyers.
Divorce Mediation Basics
Mediation is a facilitated dispute resolution process between two parties. In divorce mediation, each spouse is allowed to voice their concerns and needs. Topics such as the division of marital property, co-parenting, child support, and spousal support are addressed. A neutral third party, such as a Conscious Family attorney, ensures the parties get equal time in discussing their needs and helps keep potentially volatile issues from escalating. By asking questions and clarifying statements, the mediator helps the parties understand each other’s needs better and arrive at an agreement that works for them both.
Divorce Doesn’t Have to Be Adversarial
Most people believe that when they decide to divorce, it will be a contentious, stressful process. But it doesn’t have to be like the angry version you see in the movies. If you can work together, mediation might be a better solution for you and your spouse, rather than battling it out in court.
Conscious Family™ Law & Mediation in Boulder, and serving families across Colorado, offers mediation services for divorcing spouses who are seeking an alternative to a court process. To learn more, call us at 303-415-2040, or reach out online to schedule a free introduction call.
Is divorce mediation right for you?
Both parties:
Are willing to collaborate and compromise
Wish to retain control of the process, not leaving issues for a judge to decide.
Remain decision-makers in the issues that affect their lives.
If this doesn't sound like the right fit for your situation, we offer alternatives:
Relationship mediation can help avoid divorce altogether.
A Divorce Lawyer to provide collaborative or strategic representation to secure an optimal out-of-court resolution.

Conscious Divorce Mediation Process Overview
Free Introduction Call. You and your spouse get your questions answered about how we can support you to move efficiently through the complexities of divorce.
Intention Session. You and your spouse are guided through exercises to help identify commitments and build a strong foundation for the next phase of the process, creating mutual understanding and respect as you embark on the divorce mediation process.
Financial Orientation/Planning Session. You and your spouse will go over the required disclosures to ensure nothing major is missed going into your mediation session. You will also work with your mediator to get clarity about goals and issues specific to your family and financial picture, including working on any temporary or urgent issues.
Negotiate Your Settlement in Mediation. With your attorney mediator as guide and facilitator, you will be fully apprised of all legal issues so that the two of you are empowered to navigate, together, a comprehensive resolution. Our team then prepares all of your legal documents in a form that will be understood and approved by the judge.
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A mutual resolution is almost always possible…
Even if it feels unimaginable today.
Conscious Family's unique mediation process sculpted over 30 years of combined experience has helped hundreds of divorcing clients. Our clients have been able to overcome fear, avoid being overwhelmed, and reach amicable solutions without the carnage of a court battle.
Your Conscious Family™ Divorce Mediation Team is committed to:
A Safe Divorce Process
Trust is not required between divorcing spouses in mediation, but respect is. Our mediators create a safe environment for each spouse to speak and be heard, and ensure that the process is directed toward outcomes that are fair.
Our Clients Making Well-Informed Agreements
Our mediators will ensure both spouses understand all relevant legal, financial, parenting, and practical issues related to divorce. So you can rest assured you are making good decisions.
A Transparent Divorce Process
You want to make decisions in your divorce based on complete information. Our mediators ensure that the entire process is transparent, that everything is disclosed, and that both spouses have the information they need to make informed choices.
Creating Divorce Agreements That Really Work
Who do you want to decide how you divide your property and parent your kids? Our clients want to make their own decisions, not leave it up to a judge. With our guidance, you will co-author creative solutions often impossible to attain in court. We will help resolve disputes and work through any disagreements so you can avoid common divorce (and post-divorce) pitfalls.
Your Children's Well-Being
Divorce is hard on kids. We hold your children’s well-being paramount, and commit to presencing their needs in mediation. Couples who work with us are committed to discerning what is truly in their children’s best interest, and to stay focused on peacefully transitioning from couple to co-parents.
Serving Your Highest Self
Divorce is often difficult, but it need not destroy your family. Our mediators help both spouses avoid battleground mentality so you can move on as painlessly as possible. We will help you identify your most important needs, and to move forward in concert with your deepest values.
DIVORCE MEDIATION FAQs
+ What are the advantages of a family law attorney conducting mediation?
+ What are the costs of mediation versus going to court?
+ Privacy Concerns: Can information disclosed in mediation be used against me in court?
+ What if we can’t reach a settlement?
+ Is my mediator also my attorney?
+ Is a mediation agreement enforceable?
+ How long does mediation take?
+ What if I’m concerned my spouse is hiding or will hide money?
+ What if I need more information about my legal position?
+ Does the mediator have a fiduciary responsibility to ensure a fair and equal outcome?
+ What if an agreement cannot be reached?
+ Is a mediation agreement enforceable?
+ What kinds of documents are required?
+ Do I need to bring a lawyer to mediation?
+ What if my spouse wants to go to court instead?
We are here to support and answer all of your questions.
The Benefits of a Conscious Family™ Divorce Mediation
There are multiple advantages to choosing a Conscious Family™ mediated divorce over going to court. In most cases, mediation is less costly than paying lawyers’ fees, and you can schedule your mediation sessions and build an agreement faster than you can conclude your divorce via the court system.
You’ll find the mediation process is calmer, fairer, and more respectful than most court cases. Our divorce mediators are experts at this, so you can feel confident you have been heard and are comfortable with the final agreement.
Because mediation is a collaborative process, you’ll often find solutions to divorce problems that you might not have uncovered otherwise. And when both parties contribute to the divorce agreement, you tend to get better buy-in and more lasting adherence to the agreement.
One place where our clients really appreciate mediation is when it comes to their kids. Even if they struggle to agree on other aspects of their divorce, they always want to put their children’s well-being first. By keeping the divorce more peaceful and putting the emphasis on what’s truly important, you can minimize long-lasting emotional injury to any children involved in the divorce.
Divorce is already a somewhat painful process by its very nature. However, you can keep it from becoming even more disruptive when you elect mediation over pursuing divorce in court. Skip the toxic battleground mentality and enjoy a healthier approach to divorce with mediation.
Signs a Mediated Divorce Is Right for You
A Boulder mediated divorce is a good choice for many couples. If you’re not sure if it’s right for you, here is our checklist of signs you should consider it as an alternative to going to court:
Both spouses are willing and open to giving it a try.
You are willing to disclose accurate information (such as finances), as needed, as part of the mediation.
You prefer a collaborative, participatory approach to developing a divorce agreement, rather than having a judge decide how it should go.
You like the idea of taking control of your divorce together with your partner and potentially finding creative solutions that better suit your unique needs.
You’re interested in saving money and time, so you can move on with your lives.
The welfare of your children is of prime importance, and you want to minimize pain and disruption in their lives.
You prefer a more private environment for working out your divorce.
You trust the mediator to guide you through the process and make sure your concerns are expressed.
Questions About How We Do Divorce Mediation? Please Contact Us For a Free Information Call.
We Service Many Cities in Colorado
If you or your partner needs more information about mediation divorce, our Boulder mediation divorce lawyers are happy to speak with you. Call Conscious Family™ Law and Mediation at 303-415-2040. Or, get in touch with our online contact form to set up a free consultation at your convenience.