Mediation Services in Colorado Springs

Entrust Your Case to Our Skilled Attorney-Mediator 

Despite what your preconceived notions about the legal system might tell you, most legal disputes can be resolved without ever stepping foot in a courtroom. At Peak Mediation, we help people throughout Colorado to effectively resolve disputes – from divorce to custody to civil matters – in a simpler, more efficient way.

We firmly believe that it is never too late to take a practical approach to problem-solving. Our Colorado Springs mediator encourages all parties to explore the solutions that can be achieved through mediation.

Our Colorado Springs mediators can help you find a solution – even amid the most challenging or difficult circumstances – and memorialize it with a formal, legally binding agreement. From there, we can also help you submit the agreement to a court for approval. Get a divorce quickly without having to litigate your case in court by working with Peak Mediation.

Call us at (719) 259-5944 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with a mediator in Colorado Springs.

How Can I Get a Quick Divorce in Colorado?

If you want to avoid a lengthy and possibly even contentious divorce case, divorce mediation may be the quick solution you’re looking for. By choosing mediation, you can:

• Save time: Family and civil courts get backlogged, leading to long waiting times. Plus, the parties have to work around the court’s inflexible timeline and schedule, not to mention the difficult task of coordinating the litigation calendars of multiple attorneys. At Peak Mediation, with after-hours and weekend appointments available to participating parties, the parties remain in control of the timeline of their case.
• Save money: There’s no doubt about it – working with a mediator and avoiding the litigation cycle of our court system is a lot cheaper than going to trial. You shouldn’t have to pay avoidable legal fees – and you will not have to when you work with Peak Mediation. You are provided with flat fee, fully disclosed rates before we begin.
• Cooperate with the other party effectively: Mediation typically requires compromise and communication. As such, the parties will have to explain their needs and goals effectively and be willing to work together to reach a solution. With a mediator present, you can stay on track and avoid being sidetracked by unproductive arguments and the understandable emotion of a dispute.
• Maintain amicable relationships: Many of our clients are divorcing spouses or family members who will benefit from a civil, amicable relationship well after the case is over. It is undeniable that mediation breeds less animosity than litigation and can help parties maintain better relationships as they work together and the understandable emotion of a dispute.

Whether mediation sessions result in a full agreement or no agreement at all (pretty rare!), all participants leave the process with a better understanding of the issues they are facing and a clearer idea of the direction they need to take moving forward.