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Colorado Divorce Mediation Packages

Three to four months from now, you could have a signed divorce decree, a fair financial agreement, and if you have kids, a parenting plan you both actually believe in. No courtroom. No $30,000 attorney bill. No judge deciding things you could have decided yourselves.

That’s what mediation delivers. These packages are how we get there.

Packages are matched to your situation — not your preference. The right path depends on the complexity of your finances, whether you have children, and how much structure you need to stay on track.

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Express Path

$1,750

For couples who are already aligned and want to finalize quickly.

You agree on the big picture. You just need a professional to make sure it’s handled correctly and completely — so nothing comes back to bite you later.

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Collaborative Path

$4,950

For couples with shared property or assets and no minor children who want a fair outcome without a courtroom.

Hiring two attorneys to divide a house and retirement accounts can easily cost a combined $20,000–$40,000. This is the other option.

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Co-Parenting Path

$6,500

For parents who understand their marriage is ending — but their family isn’t.

The agreement you reach here will shape where your children sleep, who makes decisions about their health and education, how you handle holidays, and what happens when one of you wants to relocate. It matters more than any single asset.

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Guided Resolution

$9,000

For couples with conflict, hesitation, or strained communication, this high-support process manages resistance and de-escalates tension. With structured guidance, it creates a firm path forward—helping you avoid litigation finding resolution.

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Express Path

For couples who are already aligned and want to finalize quickly.

You agree on the big picture. You just need a professional to make sure it’s handled correctly and completely — so nothing comes back to bite you later.

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Collaborative Path

For couples with shared property or assets and no minor children who want a fair outcome without a courtroom.

Hiring two attorneys to divide a house and retirement accounts can easily cost a combined $20,000–$40,000. This is the other option.

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Co-Parenting Path

For parents who understand their marriage is ending — but their family isn’t.

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Guided Resolution

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Testimonials

    
 
 
          tim spires 
 
 
 
  I setup a consultation with Liz to prep for mediation.
She outlined things perfectly and easily for me to understand.
Very professional, very thorough.
I feel prepared and confident!
Thank you so much Liz!!
Highly recommend her to anyone preparing for mediation..

Tim
  
 
         Karen McVeigh 
 
 
 
  Liz is 5 star all the way!  She began our process very informative and she was always available to answer any questions that we had.  She offered Zoom calls and went through every form with us step by step explaining what we didn’t understand.  Her expertise and compassion made this experience as positive as it could be!  Thanks again Liz!
  
 
         Carey McVeigh 
 
 
 
  It was a pleasure to work with Liz in every aspect of my situation. The direction, advice and referrals were excellent, making the process smooth and achievable. The appointments were very accommodating and her demeanor, most delightful and professional. I recommend her services, highly.
  
 
         Jennifer Adamson 
 
 
 
  I can't recommend Liz enough. The way in which she navigated a high-stakes conversation between my ex and I really helped us move through the parenting plan with relative ease. Liz demonstrated objectivity and her ability to stay calm and grounded was a reassurance to both of us.
  
 
         David Austin-Groen (Avagadro) 
 
 
 
  Exceptional.

We engaged Liz’s services for non-divorce-related mediation, seeking to quell the heated dynamics within our group. Liz adeptly steered us through our challenges, ensuring inclusivity for all perspectives.
I wholeheartedly endorse her.
  
 
         Jason Kattman 
 
 
 
  Liz helped me through a very high conflict divorce and continues to help me be more self-aware and consistent when dealing with my co-parent. Her strategies have helped me stand up for myself in difficult situations while ensuring the interests of my children are at the forefront.
  
 
         Deborah Thalberg 
 
 
 
  I had never heard of a Divorce Coach before Liz, but I knew I needed support. When I read her description of High Conflict divorce personalities, I knew I found someone who could help me navigate the emotional difficulties that divorce brings. She helped me find the context and the strategies of dealing with a high conflict personality, as well as the gaslighting. Because of her wisdom, I was able to move through my mediated divorce as smoothly as possible, as well as save money. Thank you so much, Liz.

Express Path

The fast lane for couples who are fully aligned and have a simple financial picture.

Ideal For

Marriages under five years, no shared real estate, combined assets under $250,000. You’re on the same page. You just need it done right.

You Leave With

A complete separation agreement, ready to file with the Colorado courts
Completed financial documents for both parties
Consultation with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA)
Step-by-step guidance through the Colorado divorce process
Communication strategies to manage and reduce conflict

What this prevents

DIY divorce feels efficient until the agreement gets rejected for missing language on debt, retirement accounts, or filing requirements. At that point, you’re not saving money – you’re paying to fix preventable mistakes. At $1,750, this isn’t an indulgence. It’s cost control.

Begin Your Path To mediation

Flat Fee: $1750

Express Path

The fast lane for couples who are fully aligned and have a simple financial picture.

Ideal For

Marriages under five years, no shared real estate, combined assets under $250,000. You’re on the same page. You just need it done right.

You Leave With

A complete separation agreement, ready to file with the Colorado courts
Completed financial documents for both parties
Consultation with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA)
Step-by-step guidance through the Colorado divorce process
Communication strategies to manage and reduce conflict

What this prevents

DIY divorce feels efficient until the agreement gets rejected for missing language on debt, retirement accounts, or filing requirements. At that point, you’re not saving money – you’re paying to fix preventable mistakes. At $1,750, this isn’t an indulgence. It’s cost control.

Begin Your Path To mediation

Flat Fee: $1750

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Collaborative Path

For couples with shared property or assets who want a fair outcome without a courtroom.

Ideal For

Couples with shared property, retirement accounts, or financial complexity who don’t have minor children. Both partners need to be willing to participate honestly and in good faith.

You Leave With

A complete, court-ready separation agreement covering all property and assets
Completed financial documents for both parties, ready to file with the courts
Equitable division of real estate, retirement accounts, and debts
Support from a CDFA, Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE), a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP), and a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE) coordinated into your process, not just referred out
Mediated sessions with both parties, facilitated by Liz

What This Prevents

Without proper guidance, couples often:

Divide assets unfairly without realizing it
Sign away retirement funds they were entitled to
Miss the tax implications of who keeps the house
Discover years later that a debt they thought was assigned away is still legally theirs

By the time most people catch these mistakes, the agreement is signed. The cost to fix it runs well into attorney fees. This process exists to make sure you understand what you’re agreeing to before you agree to it.

Begin Your Path To collaboration

Flat Fee: $4950

Co-Parenting Path

This path is for parents who can hold two things at once: the marriage is over, and their kids need both of them to show up well.

Ideal For

Couples with minor children who are committed to building a functional and respectful co-parenting relationship. This incorporates all the financial complexities of The Collaborative Path with a deep focus on the family’s future.

This package is not for custody battles
Not for parents using parenting time as leverage
There are legal paths for that — this isn’t one of them.

You Leave With

Everything included in The Collaborative Path
A comprehensive parenting plan: custody schedules, holiday rotation, decision-making protocols, vacation logistics
A child support framework grounded in Colorado law and your family’s actual circumstances
A shared communication structure designed to reduce conflict over time, not just today
CDFA, CDRE, and CDLP coordination for any housing and mortgage decisions
Focus on practical, sustainable agreements that prioritize your children’s stability and best interests

What This Prevents

A vague parenting plan is one of the most expensive things a family can walk away with. When the schedule doesn’t account for school breaks, decision-making authority isn’t clearly defined, or relocation isn’t addressed, families end up back in mediation or in court — every time.

This process builds a plan specific enough that most situations are already accounted for. That’s better for your kids. It’s also cheaper, longer-term, than leaving things open to interpretation.

Begin Your co-parenting path

Flat Fee: $6500

Co-Parenting Path

This path is for parents who can hold two things at once: the marriage is over, and their kids need both of them to show up well.

Begin Your co-parenting path

Ideal For

This package is not for custody battles
Not for parents using parenting time as leverage
There are legal paths for that — this isn’t one of them.

You Leave With

Everything included in The Collaborative Path
A comprehensive parenting plan: custody schedules, holiday rotation, decision-making protocols, vacation logistics
A child support framework grounded in Colorado law and your family’s actual circumstances
A shared communication structure designed to reduce conflict over time, not just today
CDFA, CDRE, and CDLP coordination for any housing and mortgage decisions
Focus on practical, sustainable agreements that prioritize your children’s stability and best interests

What This Prevents

This process builds a plan specific enough that most situations are already accounted for. That’s better for your kids. It’s also cheaper, longer-term, than leaving things open to interpretation.

Flat Fee: $6500

The Guided Resolution

A high-support, structured process for complex situations where one partner is uncertain, resistant, or communication is strained.

Ideal For

Couples where:

One spouse is ready to move forward while the other feels hesitant, overwhelmed, or unsure.
There is tension or mistrust, but both partners are willing to engage in good faith with professional guidance.
Collaboration is possible — but only with added structure, accountability, and skilled facilitation.

This package is not for cases involving ongoing abuse, intimidation, or a “win at all costs” mindset.

You Leave With

The same outcomes as The Collaborative or Co-Parenting Path, plus:

Individual pre-mediation sessions with each partner before any joint meetings
Clear communication protocols managed by Liz to prevent escalation
A structured pace that allows time to process while keeping things moving
Direct coordination with your full professional team to reduce pressure points
A framework specifically designed to keep the case from drifting into litigation

Why This Matters

Divorce doesn’t always begin on the same timeline for both people. Sometimes one partner has been preparing for months, while the other is just starting to process the reality of separation. The Guided Resolution provides the extra support, structure, and professional involvement needed to balance these differences, keep the process moving, and prevent derailment

What this Prevents

When a high-friction or uneven divorce goes unmanaged, the most common outcome isn’t resolution. It’s litigation by exhaustion. One person gives up, agrees to terms they’ll resent, and the agreement falls apart within a year. Or the process drags until both parties have spent more on attorneys than they ever expected.

The extra structure here isn’t overhead. It’s what keeps a difficult divorce from becoming a catastrophic one.

At $9,000, this is still a fraction of what a contested divorce typically costs — and it keeps decisions about your life out of a courtroom.

Begin your guided resolution

Flat Fee: $9,000

The Amicability Clause

Our Commitment to a Fair Process

To protect the integrity of our process and ensure fairness for all clients, we have a clear policy on package selection. The Express Path, Collaborative Path, and Parenting Path are priced to reward cooperation. If a couple begins in one of these packages but the process is consistently stalled by one (or both) party’s refusal to communicate, participate in mediation sessions, act in good faith, provide documents, or engage respectfully, they will be required to upgrade to The Guided Resolution package to continue. This ensures we can dedicate the necessary resources to manage the heightened conflict, and the process can move forward.