Half-day session
A focused four-hour session.
Reserve time to work through the issues and explore practical agreements.
Book half-day mediationMediation
Space for a more constructive conversation.
A structured setting to work through disagreements and explore practical agreements.
Book online · Virtual mediation
Choose your mediation session.
Select a half-day or full-day session and view available dates online. Confirm availability with all participants and their attorneys before booking.
Preparing for your session: view the mediation checklist
$350 per hour · Two-hour minimum · Virtual unless arranged otherwise
Review payment, deposit, and cancellation terms
Have a question before booking? Write to Rachel.
A considered approach.
Mediation gives participants a focused opportunity to discuss concerns, consider options, and work toward resolution with a neutral facilitator. The approach emphasizes thoughtful preparation and decisions that can work beyond the immediate dispute.
Areas of focus
- Divorce and family transitions
- Parenting arrangements
- Financial and property discussions
- Post-decree disagreements
- Attorney-assisted negotiations
Understanding the scope
You make the decisions. Rachel guides the process.
Mediation is a facilitated negotiation. Rachel helps participants identify issues, consider options, and make informed choices; she does not decide the dispute, impose an agreement, or represent either participant. Each person may seek independent legal advice before making commitments.
The process considers whether participants can engage meaningfully and safely, including concerns about coercion, accessibility, and the practical demands of virtual meetings. Confidentiality and its legal exceptions are addressed before the session begins.
Family mediation can include discussion of children’s needs, parenting arrangements, and financial questions. Participants decide whether to reach an agreement, with attention to workable outcomes beyond the immediate disagreement.
Learn more: Utah Courts mediation information · AFCC family mediation standards
Mediation terms
Choose the time
your conversation needs.
Choose a half-day or full-day session. Mediation is conducted virtually unless another arrangement is made in advance. Please confirm that all participants and their attorneys, if involved, are available before booking.
View mediation booking optionsRates & payment
The rate is $350 per hour, typically divided equally between the parties, with a two-hour minimum. All fees are due at the time of service.
If either party is unrepresented, a deposit of $500 total is required at least 72 hours before the session. The deposit is applied toward the mediation fees, and all remaining fees are due at the time of service.
Cancellation policy
Cancellations made less than 72 hours before the scheduled session incur a two-hour cancellation fee ($700), typically divided equally between the parties. Any deposit paid will be applied toward that fee.
To cancel or reschedule, use the link in your confirmation email or contact [email protected].
Let’s talk about
what comes next.
Send a brief email about the support you’re looking for, or book a free 30-minute consultation if you’d prefer a conversation.