Divorce mediation attorneys and lawyers
Compare 3,000+ divorce mediation attorneys: family mediators whose official court roster record shows an attorney background. A divorce mediation lawyer acts as a neutral mediator for both spouses and doesn’t represent either side.
Divorce mediation attorneys by state
States not shown have fewer than 3 attorney-mediators on their family rosters, or their rosters don’t record attorney status. Browse all divorce mediators instead.
Divorce mediation lawyers by city
- Indianapolis, IN (103)
- Miami, FL (74)
- Orlando, FL (63)
- Tampa, FL (53)
- Nashville, TN (43)
- Knoxville, TN (42)
- Fort Lauderdale, FL (41)
- Memphis, TN (38)
- Hackensack, NJ (37)
- Coral Gables, FL (34)
- Jacksonville, FL (34)
- Fort Wayne, IN (33)
- Morristown, NJ (32)
- Franklin, TN (29)
- Carmel, IN (28)
- Boca Raton, FL (27)
- West Palm Beach, FL (21)
- Cherry Hill, NJ (20)
- Melbourne, FL (20)
- Sarasota, FL (18)
- Fort Myers, FL (17)
- Bloomington, IN (16)
- Chattanooga, TN (16)
- Cincinnati, OH (16)
- Naples, FL (16)
- Princeton, NJ (16)
- Red Bank, NJ (16)
- Clearwater, FL (15)
- Gainesville, FL (15)
- Valparaiso, IN (15)
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What is a divorce mediation attorney?
A divorce mediation attorney is a lawyer who also works as a mediator in divorce and family cases. On MediationList, the label means a family mediator whose official roster record shows an attorney background or state bar membership. In mediation, they act as a neutral for both spouses and don't represent either side.
Federal law describes mediation as a process in which a neutral third party helps resolve the issues in dispute.[28 U.S.C. § 651] See what a mediator does.
Can a divorce mediation lawyer represent me or my spouse?
No. When a lawyer serves as your mediator, they act as a neutral for both of you. They don't represent either spouse or give either of you legal advice about what to accept. If you want advice about your rights, you can hire your own lawyer to consult before, during or after mediation.
Do I need a mediator who is a lawyer?
Not necessarily. Many state court rules for mediators set training or education requirements rather than a law degree. Some couples want a mediator with a legal background; others look for one with a counseling or financial background. Either way, ask about training and experience with cases like yours before you choose.
Use our questions to ask a divorce mediator, or compare all divorce mediators.
How do you decide who is listed as an attorney-mediator?
A mediator appears here only when they are certified or listed for family cases and their official roster record says they are an attorney or a member of the state bar. We never add the label from a mediator's own website or ads. Every listing links to the roster it comes from, with the date we checked it.
How much does a divorce mediation attorney cost?
Each mediator sets their own fees, whether by the hour, per session or as a flat fee, and some court programs set fees by rule. We don't publish averages because no official source tracks private mediators' rates. Ask each mediator for their rate and what it includes before you book.
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