Mediators facilitate agreements between both parties, while lawyers advocate for one client’s interests in a divorce.

A divorce mediator serves as a neutral third party who helps couples work together to reach mutually beneficial solutions. They do not provide legal advice but rather guide the conversation and negotiation process. A divorce lawyer, however, represents only one spouse and provides legal counsel while protecting their client’s rights and interests.

• Mediators:
  • Work with both spouses simultaneously
  • Remain neutral and unbiased
  • Help facilitate communication
  • Guide couples toward mutual agreements
• Lawyers:
  • Represent one spouse exclusively
  • Provide legal advice and counsel
  • Advocate for their client’s interests
  • Navigate legal procedures and documentation