Property & Financial Mediation for Washington Family Law Matters

Financial disagreements frequently drive family law litigation. Property and financial mediation provides represented parties and their attorneys with a focused setting for evaluating disputed assets, liabilities and settlement options.

Financial Issues That May Be Addressed

• Real estate
• Bank and investment accounts
• Retirement assets
• Business interests
• Personal property
• Debt allocation
• Spousal maintenance
• Other financial terms necessary to resolve a family law case

Preparation Matters in Financial Mediation

Productive financial mediation depends on participants having enough information to evaluate realistic settlement alternatives. Complex cases may require substantial preparation by counsel before mediation begins.

The mediator remains neutral and does not provide either participant with individual legal representation.

Complex and High-Asset Matters

Cases involving substantial assets, closely held businesses, multiple properties or unusually complicated financial arrangements may require additional preparation and mediation time. Read more about high-asset and complex divorce mediation.

Related Divorce Issues

Financial disputes may be mediated alongside divorce issues and parenting-plan disputes when doing so helps the parties work toward a comprehensive resolution.

For process information, visit How Mediation Works. Attorneys can also review KSL Mediation information for counsel.

Request family law mediation.