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In divorce, mediation leads to better relations and better co-parenting - much better for the children It costs a fraction of divorce with attorneys​ In mediation the parties make the decisions, with the mediator's help Tough angry cases benefit the most from mediation It typically takes 5-6 meetings, when there are young children, 2-3 meetings when no children

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The cost of divorce mediation depends on the type of divorce. Factors that affect the cost are length of marriage, having young children or not, complexity of issues, and the ability of the sides to make decisions. All prices quoted below are typical, not fixed, and represent total cost for both parties.

Alimony is not always indicated. The longer the marriage and the larger the gap between the parties' incomes, the more it is likely.