The Center for Solutions requires both parties to agree to full disclosure of all pertinent information including assets, debts and income. The mediator will not provide legal advice nor will the mediator serve as an advocate for either party. The mediator can provide legal information to help the two of you through the dissolution of marriage process. If legal advice is needed, you will be encouraged to consult with an attorney. If children are involved, the mediator will encourage both of you to negotiate and reach agreements, which will be in their best.
Mediation is confidential and private.
The mediator may elect to spend some individual time initially with each of you as well. The mediator will help you to clarify your needs and wishes and to generate options for settlement that are acceptable to both parties. The mediator will work with the two of you in assembling all the information necessary for completion of the Colorado Dissolution of Marriage Forms, identifying and setting an agenda of the issues to be mediated and drafting your agreements. The result of your mediation will be a comprehensive written Memorandum of Agreement detailing the agreements you have reached on the issues needing resolution for your dissolution of marriage. Mediation can address issues related but not limited to parental responsibility, parenting time, child support, maintenance, division of property and financial assets, settlement of debts and income tax issues.