Divorce Mediation Services of North Texas

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Choose our family law mediators in Arlington, Texas, for professional divorce mediation services to assist in agreed amicable divorce settlements and reduce court costs. With more than 13 years of experience and 10 years in business, Divorce Mediation Services of North Texas is the office to call for all your legal service needs pertaining to family law, agreed amicable divorce mediation, and uncontested divorce service.
Pure Form Family Law Mediators in the Dallas-Fort Worth MetroplexIn pure form family law mediation one of our experienced mediators will facilitate the couple in achieving a fair and equitable agreed amicable divorce settlement agreement without the necessity of each party retaining individual legal counsel. Therefore, reducing court cost and time. The divorce and family law mediator will provide general information on how the courts might address particular issues, as well as providing access to current law and how it applies to them.

Mediation came about because the courts are overwhelmed. This is a more reasonable way of resolving divorce issues, especially if children are involved. Making it less stressful, the parents are able to find a middle ground. Contact us or visit our FAQs page to learn more.

Divorce Mediation Service Goals
Our goals are to maintain family relationships by resolving family disputes, achieving equitable property divisions, and reaching agreements on support and custody issues through mediation and thereby minimizing the detrimental effects of divorce on family relationships, as well as, on the family assets.

E-mail our family law mediators in Arlington, Texas, for more information about our legal services.
Service Area: All of North Texas • Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

"More than 40% of American Marriages end in divorce, at a whopping average cost of $20,000 to $50,000 per couple in legal fees. But there is a much less expensive way to dissolve a marriage—a mediated divorce."
—Lynn Brenner, Parade Magazine, March 28, 2004