divvi Mediate

Come to an agreement.
Leave with court-ready
documents.

Work with a Utah-licensed mediator in a private 3-hour Zoom session. Your mediator will help both parties work through unresolved issues and, if an agreement is reached, divvi will prepare your court-ready documents.

What’s included

3-hour private Zoom mediation
Utah-licensed mediator
Pre-session preparation
Settlement drafted during mediation
Court-ready documents prepared
Filing guidance
Live Mediation Session
$1,500
Flat Fee
3-hour mediation session
Split between both parties if desired
Did you use divvi Resolve?

If you’ve already purchased divvi Resolve, we’ll automatically apply your $500 credit toward your mediation.

You’ll pay only
$1,000
for your mediation session.
(No coupon or code required.)
Browse Utah Mediators →

Not ready for live mediation?

Learn about divvi Resolve →
Utah-licensed. divvi-vetted.
Every mediator in our network is licensed in Utah and committed to helping families reach fair, workable agreements.

Pricing is for one 3-hour mediation session.

What mediation is

Not a judge. Not an attorney.
A neutral who helps you agree.

Mediation is the fastest path from disagreement to an agreement the court will honor — without a judge deciding your life for you.

A neutral third party
A Utah-licensed mediator doesn't represent either of you. Their job is to help you communicate, identify what each of you actually needs, and build an agreement you both own.
Confidential by law
Everything said in mediation is protected under Utah Code § 78B-10. It cannot be used in court. That safety allows both parties to be honest without fear.
Binding when you sign
A mediated agreement, once signed and submitted to the court, carries the same legal weight as a court order. divvi generates the stipulation and decree for you.
When it makes sense

Five situations where a live mediator wins.

When
divvi Resolve got you 80% of the way
Why it works
One live session often resolves the remaining 20% faster than another round of async intake.
When
High-conflict custody situation
Why it works
A mediator can de-escalate tension, set communication ground rules, and focus both parties on the children's best interests.
When
Complex financials — business, real estate, retirement
Why it works
A mediator with financial training can walk through valuations, QDRO implications, and tax consequences that a form can't navigate.
When
Court ordered you to mediate
Why it works
Utah courts routinely order mediation before a contested hearing. divvi connects you to a qualified mediator and handles the paperwork.
When
One party wants an attorney present
Why it works
divvi Mediate sessions can include attorneys in an advisory role — without running the full litigation clock.
The process

Book to decree in four steps.

01
Book a session
Choose a Utah-licensed mediator from the divvi network — by specialty and availability. Sessions are a $1,500 flat fee for a 3-hour Zoom block, split between both parties if desired.
02
Pre-session prep
divvi sends both parties a pre-session questionnaire and issue list. The mediator arrives knowing exactly what you're working through.
03
The session
A 3-hour Zoom session — a flat fee, with no hourly meter running. The mediator works through each open issue and builds toward written agreements.
04
Agreement to decree
Any agreements reached are documented immediately. divvi generates the Stipulation and Decree — court-ready. Both parties sign. Done.
divvi network

The right mediator for your case.

Not every dispute needs the same kind of mediator. divvi's network covers every specialization.

Family law
Custody, parent-time, child support, alimony, property division — the full spectrum of divorce issues.
Financial
Business valuation, real estate split, retirement accounts (QDRO), tax implications of settlement options.
Parenting specialists
Mediators trained in child development and co-parenting — for high-conflict custody cases involving children.
Virtual-first
Utah-licensed mediators who work exclusively online — flexible scheduling, no travel, secure video platform.
Browse the full mediator network →
Resolve vs Mediate

Two tools. One continuum.

Most couples start with Resolve. Some graduate to Mediate. Either way, you're moving toward resolution — not toward a courtroom.

divvi Resolve
divvi Mediate
Format
Async — each party on their own time
Live session — both parties together
Mediator
AI (Resolve)
Utah-licensed human mediator
Cost
$500 flat
$1,500 flat ($1,000 with Resolve credit)
Best for
Most disagreements — custody, support, property
Impasse, complex financials, court-ordered
Timeline
Days to weeks
One session, same day resolution possible
divvi Resolve credit
—
$500 Resolve credit applied to your session cost

"A good mediator doesn't impose an answer. They create the conditions where two people can find one themselves."

Why divvi Mediate exists

Questions

What people ask about mediation.

Do I have to try divvi Resolve before booking a live mediator?+
Are divvi mediators Utah-licensed?+
What if we still can't agree after mediation?+
Can mediation happen before we file for divorce?+
Is the mediator on anyone's side?+

Ready to book a session?

Choose your mediator, pick a time, and divvi handles the rest — prep materials, the session, and your court-ready agreement.

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$1,500 flat for a 3-hour session · $500 Resolve credit applied · Utah-licensed · divvi is not a law firm