divorcemediationsoftwareIntake
Both spouses share background, goals and concerns before the first joint session.
Disclosure
Income, assets, debts and expenses gathered with the statements behind them.
Options
Parenting schedules and property divisions drafted and compared side by side.
Agreement
The terms both spouses accepted, written up for attorney review.
Wrap-up
Filing, transfers and the follow-through tasks after signing.
Three reasons mediations stall between sessions
None of these is about conflict. They're about logistics, and software is good at logistics.
Waiting on paperwork
One spouse still hasn't sent the pension statement, and the next session gets rescheduled again.
Lost context
Three weeks after a session, nobody remembers which version of the proposal was on the table.
Retyping the deal
Agreed figures are copied by hand into the memorandum, and a typo becomes a dispute.
Who uses divorce mediation software
Run more cases with less admin
- Send both spouses one intake link
- See which disclosure items are still missing
- Compare options in session on a shared screen
- Produce the agreement from what was decided
Know where things stand
- One place to upload documents instead of email
- See the same information your spouse sees
- Prepare between sessions at your own pace
- Ask your mediator whether they offer a workspace like this
Frequently asked
What is divorce mediation software?
It organizes a mediated divorce from intake through disclosure, option building and agreement drafting, giving the mediator and both spouses one place to work.
We're a couple in mediation. Can we use it?
Usually the mediator or mediation practice holds the license and invites the couple. If your mediator doesn't use one, it's fair to ask.
How long does divorce mediation take?
It depends on how complex the finances and parenting issues are, and how fast documents get gathered. Slow document collection is one of the most common causes of delay.
Does it replace a lawyer?
No. Software organizes the process. Spouses can still consult their own attorneys, and agreements usually need legal review and court filing.
Try it on your next case.
Mediation practices can use it for 90 days without paying.