Divorce doesn’t have to be a fight. You may not agree on everything, but that doesn’t mean you want to drag each other through court. Maybe you still want to make decisions together, especially when it comes to your kids or your finances. You just need help getting there.
At Freeburg Law, we help people get through mediation with clarity and purpose. We’ll guide the process, keep things on track, and make sure the final agreement protects what matters to you. If you’re considering divorce mediation in Wyoming, contact our family law attorneys to find out more.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
Contact our experienced mediation attorney to find out whether it’s a good fit for you. We can explain the process and set realistic expectations. The mediation process follows a typical format.
Once the mediator is chosen and the date is booked, each party will send the mediator a confidential “Mediation Position Statement”. This conveys the facts of the case, advocates for your settlement proposal, and includes any other information you think the mediator should know before the mediation.
The parties should have already exchanged full financial disclosures, such as income, assets, debts, and expenses. This is why it’s important to contact us early so we can establish your situation and prepare your proposal.
The parties will arrive and be located in separate rooms, with the mediator going between rooms to exchange each spouse’s settlement offer. The mediator may offer several creative solutions to a particular problem, depending on what the reservations are. We will be with you to discuss the offers and provide honest feedback to work towards a favorable solution.
If a settlement is reached, the mediator will help draft a written settlement agreement. We will review the agreement with you before finalizing it to ensure the terms are fitting. Once the agreement is signed, it will be filed with the court for the judge to review and approve. If the judge accepts it, the agreement will then be incorporated into the final decree of divorce.
Divorce is hard even when you're trying to keep things civil. Mediation can help, but only if you're prepared.
That's where we come in. At Freeburg Law, we’ll guide you through every step, from your first proposal to the final agreement.
You don’t have to start this alone. We’ll make sure your rights are protected, your voice is heard, and the final deal works for you. Contact us to see if mediation is the right path forward.
Mediation for complete settlement can take 1-2 days, depending on how many issues need to be resolved or why you are mediating. If a mediation is only meant to settle part of a case, then mediation may only take a day. But if multiple issues need to be resolved, then mediation may take 2-3 days before a final settlement is reached.
If your case is in limbo and your spouse isn’t showing any of their cards, contacting us to get a mediation date on the books can be helpful. This will set a deadline for information exchange, and it will give both parties a sense of the light at the end of the tunnel.
A trial date could be requested, or another day of mediation can be scheduled. But the mediator is likely best suited to telling the parties how to proceed if an agreement cannot be reached through the mediation process.
Regardless of whether the case was entirely resolved, mediation is always helpful because each party leaves with more information than they had when they walked in.
