The Solagree Method

Navigating through separation or divorce is never an easy process, and it can often feel daunting and emotionally draining. SOLAGREE is a method tailored for individuals who are seeking a rational and financially sound resolution.

Solagree was designed by professionals who had the goal of empowering partners, allowing them both to have significant input in the outcome with the goal of coming to a mutually satisfying agreement.

The Solagree process is designed for couples who can't agree on everything but want to avoid lengthy court battles and reach resolution efficiently.

The Solagree Method has 3 distinct phases:

Phase 1: Evaluation

For the financial track, a CDFA® helps you organize finances, become more educated about options, and summarize where you already agree.

For the parenting track, a Custody Intake Specialist will help identify each of your parenting goals and develop plans around them.

Phase 2: Mediation

A skilled mediator guides structured negotiations on custody, finances, and support. Most agreements are reached here.

Phase 3: Arbitration

An arbitrator creates a binding agreement. What you've agreed on is adopted; what you haven't is decided for you.

What about the kids?

Solagree handles all child-related matters - custody arrangements, parenting time schedules, decision-making authority, and child support. Whether you're in agreement or facing high-conflict custody issues, our process can include Guardian ad Litem or Parenting Coordinator support when needed.

A structured approach means faster decisions and less disruption for your family. All child-related decisions are reviewed to ensure they meet legal standards and serve your children's best interests.

The SOLAGREE method offers a distinct approach compared to traditional mediation and alternative dispute resolution by ensuring that all parties commit to a binding process from the start. This method reduces the risk of unresolved disputes after lengthy discussions. Participants engage in a structured process, from an initial assessment to the final document, which they call an “Arbitration Award,” crafted by your arbitrator based on mediated agreements and legal considerations. This streamlined approach minimizes court involvement, aiming for more efficient and less adversarial resolutions.

If both parties are interested in finding a solution to a divorce with as little conflict as possible, then the SOLAGREE method can provide clients with the peace of mind to move forward after their difficult decisions have been made.

*Every state’s laws vary regarding availability of arbitration in the family law setting, and your assigned professionals must adhere to the laws of your state’s authorized arbitrations.