Is Mediation right for you?
If you are thinking about separating but don’t know if you can do it without going to court, this is the first step..
You can request a free and confidential prior assessment to find out if your case is suitable for strategic mediation.
Before contacting us, it is important that you know this:
My job is not to tell you who is right or what you are entitled to by law
My role is to help you build fair, realistic, and sustainable agreements that protect your children, your assets, and your dignity.
If you are looking for a professional to fight in court, you need an attorney.
If you are looking for a professional to help you reach an agreement, you are in the right place.
How would you like to take the first step?
Option 1: Complete a prior assessment form
The fastest and most effective way.
By answering a few basic questions, I will be able to tell you if your case is suitable for mediation and what the next step would be.
Option 2. Request a free information call
If you prefer to speak directly, we can have a brief call to clarify your doubts about the method and confirm the feasibility of your process.
Option 3. Send an email.
If you prefer to write to us directly to explain your situation in detail, you can send an email to our office. We will respond as soon as possible.
All information you share will be treated with absolute confidentiality.
The prior assessment does not imply any commitment to hire our services.
Its sole objective is to help you determine if mediation is the right path for your situation.
We don’t manage paperwork, we design futures. Choose how you want to start.
«Before requesting your appointment, check if we are aligned
At Divorcio Consciente® we value your time and your money. To guarantee that we are the right solution for your case, answer these three brief questions before submitting your request.
1.What are you truly looking for? Is your priority to close this chapter with dignity and speed, or do you prefer to be ‘right’ and have a judge punish your ex-partner?
2. Regarding your economic future: Are you willing to design and take responsibility for your own financial independence, or do you expect to maintain your lifestyle by depending on someone else to rescue you?
3. Your attitude towards the process: Do you understand that mediation requires honesty, transparency, and compromising to gain peace of mind, or are you here to impose your own conditions?

