Divorce Mediation Services in Monterey County
Ending a marriage is never easy — but it doesn’t have to be a battle. At Monterey Divorce Mediation, we help couples resolve disputes through amicable divorce solutions that save time, reduce stress, and protect family relationships. Mediation is a dignified alternative to courtroom litigation, giving you the power to make decisions together instead of leaving them in the hands of a judge.
Why Choose Divorce Mediation Over Litigation?
Traditional divorce litigation can be expensive, drawn out, and adversarial. Couples often spend months — even years — fighting in court, only to leave with strained relationships and overwhelming legal bills.
Divorce mediation offers a better way:
- Faster resolution, often in just a few sessions.
- Significant cost savings compared to hiring two attorneys.
- Confidential, private discussions (not public court records).
- Focused on collaboration, not conflict.
Whether you’re seeking an amicable divorce in Monterey or want to explore a divorce without a lawyer, mediation empowers you to move forward respectfully, affordably, and on your own terms.

Our Divorce Mediation Process
Our process is simple, structured, and designed to keep your dignity intact.
Areas We Serve in Monterey County
We are proud to help families across Monterey, Salinas, and Carmel through compassionate divorce mediation services.
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We also provide mediation services across surrounding Monterey County communities.
Benefits of Mediation for Families
Choosing mediation means choosing peace of mind. Families benefit in many ways:
- Save thousands in legal fees compared to litigation.
- Protect children’s well-being by reducing conflict between parents.
- Maintain privacy — discussions remain confidential.
- Customizable agreements tailored to your family’s unique needs.
- Faster closure, helping you move forward with life.
FAQs About Divorce Mediation

How much does divorce mediation cost in Monterey?
Mediation typically costs a fraction of a litigated divorce. Exact costs depend on the complexity of your situation, but most couples save thousands compared to hiring attorneys.
Can we still go to court if mediation fails?
Yes. If mediation doesn’t result in a full agreement, you can pursue litigation. However, most cases are resolved successfully during mediation, saving time and money.
Start Your Divorce Mediation Today!
You don’t have to navigate divorce alone. Mediation offers a dignified path forward for families ready to close one chapter and begin the next.
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Phone: (831) 216-8800
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Email: lbogene@dwdignity.com
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Office: 484b Washington Street, Monterey, California 93940, United States