Yes， when you go to file for a divorce agreement or settlement， there are trained mediators or conciliators who are available to help with the process. These professionals are called divorce mediators or divorce conciliators. They are impartial third-party professionals who are trained to help couples resolve their disputes in a peaceful and fair manner. They facilitate communication between the parties and help them to explore options for resolving conflicts that arise during the divorce process.
Divorce mediation is an alternative to litigation in court. It is a way to resolve issues related to property settlement， division of assets， custody and visitation of children， and spousal support without having to go to court. Mediators help couples reach agreements that reflect their unique circumstances and provide both parties with practical and workable solutions.
There are many benefits to using a mediator in a divorce settlement. First， it is a much less expensive way to resolve conflicts compared to hiring lawyers and going to court. Second， it is a much quicker process as compared to the court process， which can drag on for years. Third， it allows the couple to retain control over the outcome of the settlement， rather than having a judge decide the terms of the settlement.
In conclusion， when a couple goes to file for a divorce settlement， there are trained mediators or conciliators available to help them resolve their disputes in a peaceful and fair manner. Divorce mediation is a less expensive， quicker， and more effective method than going to court， and it allows the couple to retain control over the outcome of their settlement.
