Divorce mediator software
Two parties. One page. No side deals.
A mediator's credibility depends on both people believing the process is fair. That's hard to keep when each spouse sends you different spreadsheets and suspects you're reading the other one's.
See the mediator workspaceWhy mediators look for dedicated software
Sessions should be spent negotiating, not reconciling.
Balanced intake
Both parties answer the same questions and upload to the same place, on their own time.
A shared estate view
Disputed items flagged and visible, not buried in one party's email.
Options on screen
Compare proposals live in session, so each person sees what a trade-off really costs.
MOU from the record
Turn what was agreed into a memorandum without retyping a single figure.
Neutrality, in practice
Equal access is the most practical form of fairness.
FAQ
Questions mediators ask
What is divorce mediator software?
Software that helps a neutral gather information from both parties, present a shared financial picture, compare settlement options in session and turn agreements into a memorandum of understanding.
How does it help me stay neutral?
When both parties contribute to and see the same information, neither has to wonder whether you're working from the other side's numbers.
Can consulting attorneys take part?
Many mediated divorces include consulting attorneys or a financial neutral. Look for software that invites them with limited access.
Run your next intake through it.
Mediation practices get the first 90 days free, so you can try it on a real case before committing.
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