Traditional Divorce Negotiations Aren't Built for Efficiency

Many divorcing couples spend tens of thousands of dollars each hiring attorneys to negotiate asset division. The traditional legal process is not built to be cost or outcome efficient for divorcing parties—it's a system with extensive billable back-and-forth discussions that add up quickly while failing to deliver outcomes that work best for your specific situation compared to working directly with divorce financial experts

Thousands of couples face this same costly problem

The Problem

The Solution

Personalized, Direct Guidance

Clearwater Financial Mediation™ provides personalized attention tailored to your specific situation and assets. Our efficient process delivers customized outcomes while meeting all court requirements—simplifying transfers, minimizing expenses and taxes, and ensuring long-term financial success for both parties in a fraction of the time and cost.

Traditional Route: Expensive legal negotiations → Financial review → Revisions → More legal fees

Clearwater Approach: Efficient, thoughtful mediation → Send to attorneys for quick review for court processing → Done

We facilitate collaborative solutions that work for both parties

Services

Financial Mediation Works Best When:

01

Both parties are committed to fair resolution

02

Children are adults (no custody or support issues)

03

The focus is primarily on dividing assets and income

04

Both parties want to minimize legal costs

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There's full transparency in financial disclosure

06

You value financial expertise over adversarial negotiation

PROCESS

The 4 steps of

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Step 2: Division Strategy Sessions

2-3 collaborative meetings to develop optimal division scenarios that consider both immediate fairness and long-term financial impact.

Step 4: Attorney Review

Your attorneys review and finalize for court submission (typically a nominal hourly fee vs. extensive negotiation costs).

Step 1: Joint Financial Discovery

Comprehensive review of all assets and income sources in joint meetings, ensuring open communication and full transparency.

Step 3: Documentation & Agreemen

Detailed asset and income division worksheet plus written draft agreement outlining all agreed-upon division terms.

Step 1: Joint Financial Discovery

Comprehensive review of all assets and income sources in joint meetings, ensuring open communication and full transparency.

Step 2: Division Strategy Sessions

2-3 collaborative meetings to develop optimal division scenarios that consider both immediate fairness and long-term financial impact.

Step 3: Documentation & Agreemen

Detailed asset and income division worksheet plus written draft agreement outlining all agreed-upon division terms.

Step 4: Attorney Review

Your attorneys review and finalize for court submission (typically a nominal hourly fee vs. extensive negotiation costs).

PROCESS

What You Receive

Detailed Asset & Income Division Worksheet

Clear breakdown of all division components

Complete Written Draft Agreement

100% complete financial agreement ready for reviewing attorneys

Long-term Financial Impact Analysis

Understanding how decisions affect your future

Customized Solution

Designed with your specific future needs in mind

Cost Savings

Significant cost reduction compared to traditional attorney negotiations

Certified Guidance

Expert guidance from certified divorce financial professionals (CDFA, CFP)

Benefits

The Financial Advantage

Time Efficiency

Direct, expert-guided discussions that reach resolution faster.

Lower Cost + Higher Value

You're not just saving money—you're getting specialized expertise. While attorneys focus on legal compliance, we focus on financial strategy, ensuring your division works for your actual post-divorce life.

Better Outcomes

Decisions guided by financial professionals who understand the long-term implications of every asset division choice.

FAQs

Common Questions About Financial Mediation

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