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We facilitate open, solution-focused discussions to help both parties reach fair agreements without unnecessary conflict.
Mediation occurs when the parties have come to a dispute on certain matters and cannot resolve the issues themselves. Therefore, they need a third party to arrange and assist in negotiating the disputes so the parties can come to a common ground. Mediation is a confidential and voluntary process to a quick and effective resolution, contingent on the willingness of both parties to participate
Mediation in Alberta can help with issues such as:
In cases where the parties cannot agree on mediation or cannot reach an agreement through mediation, they can go to court to have the matter resolved through litigation.
A mediator is a neutral third party who facilitates discussions, listens to concerns, provides information, and proposes solutions to help parties reach a mutual settlement while ensuring civility, communication, and fairness. They do not take sides or make decisions.
At Divorce Easy, our mediators have over 35+ years of combined experience in financial planning, taxation, banking, separation, and parenting, helping families find fair and sustainable solutions.
Our mediators are also mothers themselves and fully understand the nuances of family dynamics. Our mediator cannot give legal advice but can direct you to different Family Acts that apply to your specific situation, and refer you to a Family Law Lawyer if the need arises.
If there are areas within your separation that you do not agree on, consider going into mediation before taking your issues to court. Aside from being a less stressful and less costly alternative to court, the benefits of mediation are countless.
At Divorce Easy, we keep the separation process simple. First, we meet with both parties to understand your situation and identify the issues that need to be resolved. Next, we guide you through gathering the necessary information, such as financial details, and we explore co-parenting solutions. We then help you negotiate and draft your agreement, ensuring it covers everything important.
Once finalized, we arrange for independent legal advice for each party and file the necessary documents on your behalf. From start to finish, we handle everything so you can move forward without confusion or unnecessary disputes.
If there are areas within your separation that you do not agree on, consider going into mediation before taking your issues to court. Aside from being a less stressful and less costly alternative to court, the benefits of mediation are countless.
Before mediation, take time to think about your key concerns, goals, and what a fair outcome looks like for you.
Prepare by collecting important documents like financial statements, property appraisals, court orders, and existing agreements.
Mediation often involves exploring different options. Being open and adaptable can help you reach a solution faster.
Successful mediation means finding a middle ground. Be ready to listen and consider what matters to the other party too.
Obtaining legal advice can give you extra clarity and support before and during the mediation process so you understand your legal rights and responsibilities.
Good rest, healthy routines, and emotional support can make a big difference in how you show up for mediation.
At Divorce Easy, we take a fair, balanced, and family-focused approach, working with both parties to find practical, stress-free solutions. Unlike traditional legal services that represent only one side, we focus on collaboration, mediation, and negotiation to help couples reach mutual agreements. Our team provides clear guidance, document preparation, and negotiation support, ensuring the process is simple and understandable.
We also understand that many people are juggling work, family, and other commitments, which is why we offer flexible mediation options, including virtual, telephone, and in-person meetings. This makes it easier for busy or remote parties to stay involved without added stress. Whether you and your partner are amicable or struggling to agree, we’re here to guide you every step of the way!
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Lawyers handle formal legal representation. They can take your case to court if necessary.
Mediation experts help you and your ex-partner reach solutions through open dialogue and guided negotiation.
In Canada, legal fees for contested divorces and trials can be very high. According to the Canadian Lawyer Magazine Legal Fee Survey, the average cost of a divorce handled by a lawyer in Western Canada is around $10,900 per person. When a case proceeds to trial, that number can rise significantly — often reaching between $15,000 and $25,000.
At Divorce Easy, our divorce mediation services provide a simpler, faster, and more affordable alternative to traditional lawyer-led litigation.
Yes, once the terms are incorporated into a settlement agreement and each party receives ILA, it then becomes a legally binding contract.
In mediation, you’ll sit in a safe, balanced environment. You and your ex‐partner stay in control of decisions rather than leaving them entirely to a judge. A neutral third party (the mediator) guides discussions. Common issues addressed: parenting plans, support payments, and property division.
Our divorce mediation services create a more cooperative and respectful way to resolve separation matters in Alberta.
The timeframe depends on how complex your situation is and how much cooperation there is. Some couples resolve everything in a few sessions; others need more time. Because you’re not tied to court schedules, you have the flexibility to move things at your own pace.
Before your first joint session, you’ll usually have a private conversation with the mediator to discuss your goals and concerns. When both partners meet together, the mediator:
This session lays the groundwork for productive, solution-focused discussions.
When it comes to our divorce mediation services, we always tell our clients that preparation helps make their sessions more effective. Gather financial documents — income statements, assets, debts, and key dates like marriage and separation.
Think about your main goals and what you’re willing to compromise on. Writing down your thoughts can help you stay calm and focused during discussions.