New York mediation lawyers

Costs vary depending on case complexity and number of sessions. Marble provides transparent, service-based pricing so costs are clear upfront.

Mediation can address divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, and spousal support matters.

Some disputes resolve in one session, while others may require several meetings depending on the issues involved.

Yes. In most family law cases, especially those involving custody, courts require mediation before trial.

Unresolved issues may proceed to court, where a judge makes the final decision.

Yes. Once signed and approved by the court, mediation agreements become enforceable legal orders.

Preparation often includes gathering financial records, identifying goals, and discussing strategies with your attorney.

Mediation is collaborative, with a neutral mediator helping parties reach a voluntary agreement. Arbitration involves a neutral third party issuing a binding decision, similar to a private trial.