Where do I start? — Gradient Resolutions

Step 1 of 3

Where are you in the process?

Choose the option that feels closest to your situation right now.

Not sure which applies to you? I'm just starting to think about this — nothing is decided or filed yet.

Are you an attorney or mediator?

If you're a professional with a client at impasse, there's a separate path for you.

Step 2 of 3

These questions help me point you toward the right resources. Select all that apply.

Is your spouse or partner open to having this conversation together?

Do you have children?

Are there other agreements you may need help with?

Have you spoken to anyone about your options yet?

Step 2 of 3

These questions help me point you toward the right resources. Select all that apply.

Do you have children?

Do you have temporary agreements in place right now?

How would you describe communication right now?

Are there safety concerns in your situation?

Are there other agreements you need help with?

Step 2 of 3

These questions help me point you toward the right resources. Select all that apply.

Do you have children?

Do you have an attorney, or are you planning to mediate without one?

Are both parties willing to participate in mediation?

Are there other agreements or circumstances to factor in?

Step 2 of 3

These questions help me point you toward the right resources. Select all that apply.

Where are you stuck?

Are attorneys involved on either side?

Have you tried mediation before?

Are there other factors making this more complex?

Step 2 of 3

These questions help me point you toward the right resources. Select all that apply.

Do you have children?

What is the main issue right now?

Have you considered whether you need mediation or parenting coordination?

Are there other factors to consider?

Professional path

Select all that apply.

What type of issue is your client stuck on?

Are both parties represented?

Has mediation been attempted?