About Joe Dillon

Meet Joe Dillon, MBA: an Expert Divorce Mediator Who Turns Complexity into Clarity Joe’s journey to becoming a leading expert in divorce mediation is rooted in both personal experience and rigorous academic pursuits. Professional portrait of mediator Joe Dillon seated at a conference table with a warm, reassuring smile, ready to guide you through an amicable divorce process. For compassionate support, call Equitable Mediation at (877) 732-6682 today. Joe Dillon, MBA Founder of Equitable Mediation Joe earned a master’s degree in finance and completed specialized training in negotiation and mediation at some of the world’s most prestigious institutions, including Harvard University, MIT, Northwestern University, The New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators, The Academy of Professional Family Mediators, and The Institute for Divorce Financial Analysis. As a child of divorce, he knows firsthand the damage attorney-driven litigation inflicts on families. In 2008, Joe founded Equitable Mediation Services with his partner and wife, Cheryl, to offer a more peaceful and dignified alternative. His unique blend of financial acumen, mediation expertise, and personal insight enables Joe to skillfully guide couples through complex divorce negotiations. And reach fair agreements that safeguard the family’s emotional and financial health.

Podcast: From Conflict to Cooperation – Joe Dillon on The Love Doc

Joe had the privilege of joining Dr. Hensley and Raina on The Love Doc Podcast to discuss how mediation can transform the divorce process from a destructive battle into a collaborative solution. This episode offers both practical guidance and genuine hope that there's a kinder, more constructive way forward for families facing separation.

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Podcast: Answers to the Questions Parents Want to Ask

In this incredibly insightful episode, Joe sits down with Kristina Campos to discuss how parents can protect their children and create a peaceful path forward during and after a divorce. The conversation goes deep into what it truly means to "put the kids first," highlighting the importance of decisions that prioritize your child's stability.

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