Divorce Mediation

Going through a divorce can be one of the hardest times in your life and doing it in a public court trial can make the process even harder. Mediation is a more private, cooperative form of alternative dispute resolution that can address your particular situation with a knowledgeable mediator acting as a neutral facilitator. At Mullett Dove & Bradley Family Law, PLLC, we offer representation in divorce mediation, helping advocate for your priorities as part of the negotiation process.

A mediator can help the parties resolve all the issues related to a divorce, or they can assist with specific issues that the parties feel they can resolve before going to trial. We help our clients identify the scope of mediation, using our experience to facilitate compromise without jeopardizing your rights.

As a way to effectively negotiate a divorce agreement, mediation can be the right solution for parties who need some help but would prefer to resolve their issues quickly and privately. If you would like to learn more about mediation, contact us today for a consultation.

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We provide confidential consultations with an experienced divorce attorney who will review your current situation, discuss your personal objectives and goals, answer your questions, and provide an explanation of family and divorce law as it relates to your specific circumstances. Our firm places great importance on providing quality legal service, beginning with this first consultation appointment. Consultation appointments can be made by contacting our office at 703.522.8100, emailing us or by submitting the form below.

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