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The mediation process is simple, but very effective. With a mediator present (which can be online), parties begin by telling each other their side of the story. The mediator helps parties identify the issues that, if addressed to each party's satisfaction, would resolve the dispute.

The total cost of private divorce mediation is typically between $3,000 and $8,000, but it can be outside of that range in some cases. If you and your spouse split the fee 50-50, as most couples do, that would translate to a typical cost of $1,500 to $4,000 for each of you.

Property issues may require a private mediator, the cost of which is typically split among the parties. You can expect to spend at least $300.00 per hour for a good mediator, the cost of which is usually divided with your spouse. Mediation is confidential and non-binding.

Is Mediation Mandatory in Michigan? Unlike other states that require that spouses attend mediation before going to trial, there is no such requirement in Michigan. However, a judge may sometimes order that the spouses attempt to resolve their divorce through mediation before they go to court.

Property issues may require a private mediator, the cost of which is typically split among the parties. You can expect to spend at least $300.00 per hour for a good mediator, the cost of which is usually divided with your spouse. Mediation is confidential and non-binding.

Mediation of Temporary Issues: Court approved mediators have agreed to limit their rates to no more than $150 per hour for mediation of temporary issues. The parties are responsible for the cost of mediation. However, if you qualify, the Court will help you pay for the cost of mediation.