Separating and unsure how to move forward peacefully?

Worried about how conflict will affect your children?

Trying to avoid the emotional and financial toll of court?

Feeling stuck in repeated arguments about parenting, finances, or next steps?

Family transitions are hard. They don’t have to become destructive.

Mediation offers a structured, neutral space to work through difficult decisions with clarity and support.

Family mediation is a confidential process where a trained, neutral mediator helps both parties:

• Develop parenting plans

• Address child support and financial matters

• Discuss property division

• Create separation agreements

• Improve communication during transition

The mediator does not take sides, provide therapy, or give legal advice. Instead, they guide structured conversations so families can reach clear, practical agreements together.

You stay in control of decisions, not a judge.

Court often involves:

• Multiple lawyer meetings

• Affidavits and formal documentation

• Financial disclosure packages

• Filing fees and court appearances

• Significant legal costs

Mediation still requires full financial disclosure and thoughtful preparation. The difference is that it avoids the adversarial process and often reduces both emotional and financial strain.

Mediation is often:

✔ Faster
✔ More affordable
✔ More private
✔ Less adversarial
✔ Better for long-term co-parenting

We offer structured packages so families can plan financially and understand what’s included from the beginning.

Packages may be shared between both parties (for example, $5,000 total = $2,500 each) or billed per party, depending on the arrangement agreed upon.

Package A – Basic Family Mediation

$2,000 – $3,000

✔ Up to 6 hours of mediation
✔ Preparation and written summary of agreements

Best suited for focused discussions or families who have already reached partial agreement and need support finalizing details.

Package B – Comprehensive Mediation

$5,000 – $7,500

✔ Up to 12 hours of mediation
✔ Review of financial disclosure documents
✔ Drafting of parenting or separation agreements

Ideal for families navigating both parenting and financial decisions who want structured support throughout the process.

Package C – Full Resolution Support

$8,000 – $12,000

✔ Up to 18 hours of mediation
✔ Drafting support
✔ Follow-up sessions as needed

Designed for more complex family restructuring or higher-conflict situations requiring extended facilitation.

Mediation may be appropriate when:

• Both parties are willing to participate

• There is no active safety risk

• Both parties are prepared to provide full financial disclosure

• There is a shared interest in avoiding court

If you’re unsure whether mediation is the right fit, we can discuss your situation during a brief consultation.

Quinn Grynspan has successfully completed professional development training in Family Mediation through Kompass Professional Development (February 1, 2026). Quinn is finishing her Masters in Social Work program and had a passion for working with couples and families.

She offers structured, neutral facilitation to help families navigate transition with clarity, fairness, and respect.

- Masters of Social Work, Wurzweiller School of Social Work, Yeshiva University 

- Doctorate of Philosophy Degree, University of Waterloo, Mental Health Rhetoric

- Masters of Arts, Bachelors of Arts (Hon) Wilfred Laurier University

- Completed Level 1 training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy

- Family Mediation Certificate, Herzig College

- Calgary Narrative Collective workshop certificate in Burnout and Narrative Therapy

Easy Start: Reach out to discuss whether mediation is appropriate for your situation.

Clear Structure: We outline expectations, disclosure requirements, and billing arrangements before beginning.

Confidential Process: We adhere to professional standards to ensure privacy and neutrality.