Divorce terms
Mediation can help spouses work through property division, support, debt, and settlement terms.
Mediation is an alternative to litigated divorce and family law disputes. It can help spouses and parents identify solutions, reduce conflict, and move toward a resolution that supports the best interests of the family.
Mediation helps parties work through divorce and family law disputes with the assistance of a trained neutral professional. The process can be especially useful when the parties agree on many issues but need help resolving the remaining disagreements.
A mediator helps parties communicate productively and focus on solutions.
The process can support practical agreements for children, parenting schedules, and finances.
Mediation is designed to reduce bitterness and avoid unnecessary courtroom battles.
When successful, mediation can reduce the time and expense of contested litigation.
Mediation can be used for divorce, custody, placement, support, and other family law disagreements when parties are willing to participate.
Mediation can help spouses work through property division, support, debt, and settlement terms.
Parents can address parenting time, decision-making, schedules, and communication expectations.
Financial issues can be discussed with a focus on practical resolution and documentation.
Mediation is often useful when most issues are resolved but a few points remain disputed.
Mediation can help parties move toward agreements that later become part of the legal case.
Every family law matter is different. These answers are general information and not a substitute for legal advice about your specific situation.
Mediation is a structured process where a neutral professional helps parties discuss disputed issues and work toward agreement.
No. It can also help with custody, placement, child support, maintenance, and other family law disputes.
No. A mediator does not act as a judge. The parties work toward their own agreement with guidance through the process.
It works best when both parties are willing to participate, provide information, and negotiate in good faith.
The more organized the parties are before mediation, the more productive the process can be.
Financial documents, parenting goals, disputed issues, prior orders, proposed schedules, property information, and support concerns.
A guided conversation focused on identifying issues, clarifying priorities, exploring options, and working toward agreement.
Vanden Heuvel & Dineen, S.C. helps families resolve divorce, custody, placement, support, and other family law disputes through mediation when appropriate.

Experienced Wisconsin family law counsel for divorce, mediation, settlement negotiations, custody, placement, and litigation.
View Profile →
Highly experienced and trained Wisconsin mediator providing guidance for divorce, custody, placement, support, and family law disputes.
View Profile →Conveniently located to serve you, no matter where in Wisconsin you are.
W175N11086 Stonewood Dr
Germantown, WI 53022
246 S 5th Ave.
West Bend, WI 53095
10589 S Highland Rd., Suite 9
Sister Bay, WI 54234
342 Louisiana Street
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
If you are considering mediation for divorce, custody, placement, support, or another family law dispute, speak with Vanden Heuvel & Dineen, S.C. to understand your options.
Fill out the form below and we will contact you within 24 hours.