RESOLUTIONARY

Many people turn to the legal system to guide the separation or divorce process.
Not because it reflects how they want to move through this—but because it feels like the only structure available.

And yet, that system was not designed for the complexity of a couple, or a family.
It speaks in positions and in statues, not in people and diverse circumstances.
It organizes itself around conflict, not resolution.

Separation can be expensive—financially, yes—but also in ways that are harder to name:
increased division, prolonged stress, and the quiet erosion of your own voice in decisions that shape your life.

You may find yourself being represented by someone who has just met you,
asked to compress your history into documents,
and expected to accept outcomes that were never built with your specific situation (or your family member’s needs) in mind.

There is another way to move through this.

Resolutionary offers separation therapy, financial settlement mediation and coparenting agreements.

I work with couples and families navigating separation, financial divorce settlements and co-parenting. Together, we create agreements that reflect their actual lives—not a template, not a default outcome.

This work asks for honesty.
It asks for consideration and showing up.
But it also gives something back that many people don’t realize they’ve lost in the process:

your ability to participate fully in the decisions that shape your future.

Not perfectly.
Not without difficulty.
But with care

Care for what matters most

How We Move Onward

We Offer

Mediation & Financial Settlements: We creating individualized agreements that serve the best interests of all members of your family. We aim to advance excellence in out-of-court divorces. Unlike other mediators, we don’t focus on reaching “compromise” by putting you through a marathon negotiation. We ensure that all parties make agreements that serve their own well-being of all parties, developing momentum in the relationship that is sustainable.

Separation Therapy: Very few adults handle endings well. Your relationship went through many phases to get where it is today. Let us guide you through this transition with the least amount of pain and conflict, while upholding the utmost care and responsibility. Walk away having mastered the art of moving on and making agreements that serve your future.

Conflict Resolution: Unresolved conflict costs more in the long run. We guide you to build peace where overthinking and resentment once inhabited.

Agreement Making: All of our services include a hands-on, tailored to you session on how to develop, iterate and make agreements in every relationship you are in.

Is Resolutionary for You?

We Help:

Couples who are separating and have decided to divorce/uncouple

• You’ve decided to uncouple and would like the most optimal, least conflictual way through the process

• You want to avoid the time and costs of lawyers but need direct guidance to making agreements that are beneficial to all parties.

• You want support that involves specific tailoring to your child’s needs that is collaborative and legally informed.

• Either one or both of you harbors resentment, feels the current arrangement is unfair or unhealthy, or consistently complains.

You’re already separated and living apart

• You and your co-parent are pulled in too many directions to complete the uncoupling process efficiently.

• Communication with your co-parent is tense or emotionally draining

• You’re blending new families or wanting to make a significant lifestyle change

• Your child develops mental health challenges, or you have a child with special needs or developmental delays

You have a single argument you can’t compromise on

• You’re constantly at a stand-still over a long debated difference

• You believe the other person is not acting with the children’s best interest in mind

You experience repeated conflicts that impede effective or enjoyable teamwork

• You have a long-standing grievance with another that you’d like to move beyond.

• Everything you’ve tried to resolve a conflict hasn’t stuck

• You are a leader or manager of others who have repetitive disputes