Open Space Mediation SERVICES
Fort Collins Mediation Services
Getting Divorced Without A Lawyer
On one end of the divorce spectrum is a basic “do-it-yourself” divorce, also called a “self-represented divorce” or…
Co-parenting Mediation
Mediation is first and foremost about discussing and finding the right approach for your family and you…
What's the best interest of children?
In the context of child custody cases, focusing on the child’s “best interests” means that all custody and…
Reconciliation – Mediation For Married Couples
Sometimes a single event can lead to the prompt and bitter breakup (like infidelity). Other times, couples just drift…
Legal Separation Mediation
Separation mediation in Colorado can cover a lot of ground and can achieve several different goals, depending…
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A note on pricing
We publish our fees upfront because you deserve to know what you're getting into before you call. If the numbers give you pause, that's fair. Some people have sticker shock at first.
Here's some context: a contested divorce in the U.S. averages $15,000 to $28,500 - per person. That's attorney fees alone, billed by the hour, with no cap and no guaranteed outcome. DIY divorce sounds cheaper until emotions run high and negotiating without a neutral third party becomes impossible, or you sign an agreement without understanding what it means five years from now, or the court sends your paperwork back because something was missing. You don't know what you don't know and in divorce, finding out later is expensive.
With Open Space Mediation, you know your total cost before you start. You get a neutral, experienced team with a collective 50 years of experience guiding you to a signed agreement in about three to four months. No courtroom. No mystery billing. No waking up a year from now realizing you agreed to something you didn't fully understand.
That's what the flat fee buys you. Peace of mind and a boring, fact-based, fair, sensible, realistic settlement and parenting plan that keep you out of court and back to real life in about 3-4 months.