
Colorado Springs Mediation Attorneys
Let Our Family Take Care of Yours
Courts in Colorado often order people in family law cases to participate in mediation before going to court. The Colorado Springs mediation lawyers at the Law Office of Greg Quimby, P.C. facilitate mediation for family law cases. Erica Vasconcellos as a certified mediator, uses mediation in family law cases to resolve disputes and help clients achieve amicable resolutions without resorting to expensive and time-consuming litigation.
Contact ustoday at (719) 212-4227to learn how we can help you find a unique solution to your family law case.
How Mediation Works
Mediation brings the parties together to attempt to resolve their dispute throughout cooperation and negotiation. The mediator is a neutral party who doesn’t take either side but attempts to find a favorable compromise. Our Colorado Springs mediation lawyers can help you come to an agreement and draft a Memorandum of Understanding, which is a binding agreement. In the event that you are unable to resolve your dispute, you are free to seek other remedies, including litigation.
What Are the Advantages of Mediation?
Mediation can be used in many different types of family law disputes but is commonly used in divorce cases. Mediation allows you to resolve disputes faster and without the stress and expense of a protracted court battle.
The benefits of mediation include:
- Protecting your privacy
- Putting children first
- Creating less stress
- Saving money
- Improving stability after a divorce
- Preserving family relationships
- Resolving issues faster
- Giving parties greater control over the outcome
In a divorce, important decisions need to be made regarding property division, child custody, visitation, spousal support, and other issues. Mediation allows you to make these decisions without the court making them for you. This gives you more control and allows you to resolve disputes in a more positive way. This is especially helpful for spouses who will need to continue parenting their children together after the process is finished.

