Arizona Divorce Mediation

Online divorce mediation for families in Phoenix, Tucson, and the surrounding areas.

Christopher J. Torrenzano, J.D.
Divorce Mediator

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A peaceful way to divorce.

No fighting needed.

No prolonged uncertainty.

No exorbitant fees.

Just a clear path to resolving your divorce, guided with care and expertise.

Mediation Process

  • A workspace with a laptop, an open notebook with a pen, a cup, a jar of flowers, and a small tray with a candle and a glass of tea, set near a window with a blurry outdoor scene.

    1 | Plan

    Learn how mediation works and map out a path to complete your divorce.

  • Stack of smooth, flat stones on a sandy beach with the ocean in the background.

    2 | Understand

    Build a clear, complete picture of your family and finances, with expert guidance.

  • A man in a suit is on a video call with a man in a navy sweater and a woman in a yellow blouse, with a mountain view in the background.

    3 | Resolve

    Resolve all property, support, and parenting decisions in a calm, facilitated environment.

  • Two women in polka dot shirts sitting at a table reviewing documents, one is writing in a notebook and the other is pointing at the papers.

    4 | Finalize

    Convert agreements into court compliant documents, sign, file, and finalize your divorce.

Why choose mediation?

  • A sailboat on calm ocean waters during sunset with a colorful sky of orange, pink, and blue.

    - Mediation -

    Time:
    3-4 months

    Cost:
    $1,500 - $3,750 per person.

    Professionals:
    1 attorney-mediator.

    Court-involvement:
    Judge approves the agreements you reached.

    Impact on Children:
    Children are prioritized and kept at a safe distance.

    Confidentiality:
    Mediation is confidential.

  • Black and white photo of rough ocean waves with dark storm clouds overhead.

    - Litigation -

    Time:
    12-18+ months

    Cost:
    $10,000 - $50,000+ per person.

    Professionals:‍ ‍
    5+ professionals (i.e. attorneys, paralegals, mediator, and experts.)

    Court-involvement:
    After motions, conferences, and trial, the judge decides the terms of your divorce.

    Impact on Children:
    Emotional, behavioral, and long-term developmental challenges.

    Confidentiality:
    Divorce trials are public record.

Schedule Free Consultation

Schedule Free Consultation

  • During your consultation, we will discuss:

    • divorce in Arizona;

    • the mediation process; and

    • the cost of your mediation.

  • Certainly. We can schedule a quick call to discuss the process before we do a full consultation with both of you.

    Steps to schedule this call:

    1. Click “Schedule Free Consultation”

    2. Complete the form and under “What brings you here today?” select “I’m exploring options on my own.”