MEDIATION PREPARATION
Don't walk into mediation hoping it goes well.
Prepare for the negotiation you're actually about to have.
Before You Walk In.
You've got legal advice. What you don't necessarily have is a plan for the room itself: what you're walking in with, what you'll say when it gets hard, what you're prepared to trade and what you're actually agreeing to when you sign.
Inside the Room.
Before You Sign.
Mediation is not a difficult conversation to survive.
It's a negotiation to prepare for.
YOUR RANGE
What can move?
YOUR FALLBACK
GOOD ENOUGH
What happens if this doesn't settle?
What does an acceptable outcome actually look like?
the complete MEDIATION ARC
The strategic preparation that happens before mediation starts: your range, your priorities, what you're actually negotiating for.
Three masterclasses, each built around a distinct moment in the process:
Each masterclass includes a working document built for that stage, not a set of notes to file away. You will also get access to recorded Q&A sessions.
BEFORE YOU WALK IN
BEFORE YOU SIGN
The live mechanics of mediation itself: how proposals move through a mediator, how to hold your position, what to do when it stalls.
Reviewing what's in front of you before you agree to it: enforceability, what happens if it breaks down, what you're actually committing to.
INSIDE THE ROOM
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Your range. Your priorities. Your negotiation position.
Proposals. Pressure. Movement. Stalemates.
The agreement. The consequences. What happens next.
You'll walk in with a position, not a hope
You'll know what you're trading and why. You'll understand what is happening as proposals move. And when an agreement lands in front of you, you'll know what you're looking at before you say yes.
- 3 strategic masterclasses
- 3 working documents
- recorded Q&As
- watch on demand
I've seen what happens in the room
I spent 19 years in family law and now work as a mediator and divorce coach.
I've watched people arrive at negotiations knowing what they want but not what they'll trade. I've seen people agree because they're exhausted. I've seen what happens when preparation starts too late.
This series is the preparation I want people to have before the pressure starts.
Not therapy. Not legal advice. Not financial advice.
This work supports calm decision-making alongside professional services where needed.
