Divorce mediation for couples who want a fair agreement without court
Work through the details of separation with a structured mediation process that helps reduce delay, conflict, and unnecessary court involvement.
Why Mediation
Most couples are anxious and stressed going through divorce and do not want a courtroom battle.
They want a fair agreement and a clear path forward for themselves and their children.
Litigation can be expensive, slow, and emotionally draining. Divorce mediation offers a structured way for couples to work through the issues and reach agreements in a more efficient, balanced, and constructive way.
What Mediation Includes
Divorce Mediation
A mediator does not take sides. The role is to help both parties have productive conversations and reach their own decisions in a balanced, fair, and practical way.
Parenting Plan Development
Helping parents create fair, workable, and practical parenting arrangements that focus on the children.
Separation Agreement Preparation
An agreement is prepared and submitted to the court that includes property, debts, parenting plans, financial accounts, and other responsibilities.
How Mediation Works
Initial Consultation
You meet with a mediator to discuss your situation and understand the process.
Guided Discussions
Both parties work through key decisions with the help of a neutral mediator.
Agreement & Filing
A final agreement is prepared and can be submitted to the court.
About Nick Patts
Nick Patts is a trained divorce mediator serving the Dallas–Fort Worth area. He works with couples to resolve disputes and reach fair, practical agreements without unnecessary conflict or court involvement.
Credentials
Family Law and Dispute Resolution Studies – SMU
Court-Ordered Mediator – Dallas and Tarrant County
Juris Doctorate – Texas A&M School of Law
20+ years working with legal professionals
