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We also offer confidential divorce mediation by phone! 866-426-6776

*We are available nights and weekends.

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**All divorce mediations are confidential.

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Orange County:	949-910-1446
San Bernardino / San Diego:	760-450-7234
LA County / Riverside:	323-806-8340
The Valley:	818-703- 2039
Offices Throughout Northern California:	408-687-5112 925-551-1661

Divorce attorneys charge clients on an hourly basis and these fees can end up exceeding $50,000 or more. We charge one flat fee for your entire divorce.

Charging by the hour for divorce services could be perceived as a conflict of interest, professionals working for an hourly fee may extend the divorce process and ultimately the client ends up paying more. By contrast, if they speed things along they will lose money. We do not believe this is a fair system of justice; therefore, we feel we are pioneers by changing the way fees are charged.

Put Your Mind At Ease with Our Flat Fee Program

Our mediation service operates on a flat-fee basis which means that we charge you one fee for the entire process, not by the hour. In this way, you can rest at ease knowing in advance what your divorce mediation will cost you. You don't have to worry that with each email, phone call and hour that goes by your divorce is costing more and more.

Included in our Comprehensive Flat-Fee Program are:

• Expertise in Divorce Resolution
• Unlimited Mediation Time
• Unlimited Phone,Email,Travel Time
• Writing & Filing of your Marital Settlement Agreement
• Writing,Filing & Preparing all your Financial Documents for the court
• Serving your Spouse the Papers for your Divorce
• Unlimited Supervision with our Lawyer/Mediators
• Referrals to other Professions when needed (Accountants, Appraisals, Financial Planners, Therapists, Business Appraisals, Mortgage Brokers & Real Estate Agents)

Call for our Low Flat Fee Program Rates

Full Disclosure Disclaimer

Both parties are entitled to full disclosure during the mediation process. All financial information including pension accounts, business records, joint or individual accounts and commissions must be disclosed at the request of the other party. Failure to make full disclosure may result in future delays.

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