Start Here: Initial Meeting Booking Process

Mediation Initial Meeting Booking Process:

• For your convenience, the one-hour initial meeting takes place in an online format and the fee is $180.
• You do not need to be in the same location as your spouse, you just need to be someplace private and quiet where you have access to a phone and a computer or tablet with an internet connection.
• Meetings are held during traditional business hours Monday through Friday. Evening appointments are also available if you live in Illinois, New Jersey, New York or Pennsylvania.
• They are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis and will only be secured once payment is received.
• You can often reserve an appointment same week or within a week's notice.

There are 3 steps to the booking process:

Step 1: Complete our Intake Form.

It will take you less than 10 minutes to complete the intake form and the information you provide will not be shared with anyone outside of our office. This is our way of beginning to get to know you and learn about your situation so that we may pinpoint the relevant issues that will need to be resolved during your divorce.

During your initial meeting, we'll build upon the information you shared as well as discuss how we will help you get through your divorce as peacefully, productively and cost-effectively as possible.

Step 2: Pay for the meeting.

Immediately after you submit the completed Intake Form, you will be re-directed to PayPal where you can securely pay for the meeting using any credit card. You do NOT need to have an account with PayPal.

After you pay for your meeting, DO NOT CLOSE YOUR BROWSER until you are re-directed back to our website to the page that says, "Thank you for requesting an initial meeting with us." Once you see that page, you may close your browser.

Step 3: Choose a date and time for the meeting.

You will then immediately receive an email from me (Cheryl) with a link to my online calendar so you can choose a meeting date and time that works well for both you and your spouse.

Rescheduling Policy: If you need to reschedule your meeting, you may do so one time as long as you provide a minimum of 72 hours' notice. Otherwise, you will forfeit the meeting and no refunds will be issued.