I offer a free initial consultation and case assessment. If mediation is deemed suitable after both intakes, I’ll schedule your session promptly.
As an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP) and NMAS-accredited mediator, I’m committed to helping you reach a peaceful, cost-effective resolution.
Following mediation, I provide a written agreement and can issue a Section 60I Certificate upon request. A free 30-minute follow-up is also available three months later to review progress and discuss next steps.

I understand that when you're facing a dispute, you want a fast and effective resolution. That’s why I offer a prompt mediation service with significantly shorter turnaround times compared to publicly funded options, which are often delayed by long waiting periods.

My fees are fully transparent and offer excellent value for money. I offer free and paid services.
Free services include:

• Initial consultation
• Review of Court Orders
• Case assessment
• Invitation to mediator to the other party
• Section 60I certificate with completed intake
• Certificate of Dispute Resolution with completed intake
• Basic agreement
• Follow-up consultation 3 months after mediation completion

Paid services include:

• Intake and assessment: $250 per person
• 4-Hour Mediation: $900 per person
• 6-Hour Mediation: $1,200 per person
• 8-hour Mediation: $1,500 per person
• Parenting Plan: $250
• Property Agreement: $250
• Conflict Coaching: $125 per 30 minutes
• Hourly Rate: $250
• Complete Parenting and Property Mediation Package: $2,500 per person

Payments can be made easily online

When dealing to the court, a Section 60 Certificate and a Certificate of Dispute Resolution are required.
For parenting agreements reached through mediation, a Parenting Plan is necessary.
For property settlements achieved through mediation, a Property Agreement is required.
Upon request, all necessary documents can be issued within a negotiated timeframe.

Getting started is simple. Book your free consultation by completing the online booking form, sending an email, or calling us directly—whichever is most convenient for you.