Photo by Divorce comes with many decisions—big and small—that can be overwhelming and confusing. Whether you’re a parent figuring out a parenting schedule or a couple without children dividing property, divorce is like being in a foreign land with a foreign language. Just like google translate and a handy phrase guidebook might help you while traveling in a confusing new place, structure and tools help couples navigate divorce with more clarity.
These free divorce mediation checklists give you a clear, step-by-step roadmap.
They’re designed to help you:
- Prepare for your first mediation session
- Cover every important topic without missing a thing
- Stay organized for the Massachusetts divorce filing process
What You’ll Get With Your Free Divorce Mediation Checklists
1. Separation/Divorce Issues Checklist (Parents)
Includes prompts for:
- Parenting plans and schedules
- Holidays and vacations
- Decision-making and communication
- Child support and expenses
- Insurance, property division, and taxes
2. Separation/Divorce Issues Checklist (No Dependents)
Includes prompts for:
- Property and debt division
- Spousal support
- Insurance and taxes
- Financial considerations
- Child support/college (if there are children between 18-23)
3. Massachusetts Divorce Filing Checklist
Outlines:
- All required court forms for a no-fault, uncontested divorce
- Where to find each form online
- Required signatures, notarization, and filing tips
Next Step: Talk Through Your Plan
These free divorce mediation checklists will help you organize the what of your divorce.
In mediation, we work together to figure out the how.
Why Preparation Matters
- Avoid missed topics that could delay your agreement
- Reduce stress by knowing what’s ahead
- Identify your ideas and options in advance
- Save time and money by coming prepared to each mediation session
My mediation services aim to make divorce as manageable for you as possible-I hope these checklists are helpful for you!
Related Resources
- Divorce Mediation Services
- Co-Parenting Mediation
- Uncontested Divorce Process
- Understanding Asset Division
- Parenting Plan Resources
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