ONLINE, IN-PERSON & HYBRID OPTIONS
Meet Beth, Your Online Mediator
Choosing who guides you through your divorce is personal. Watch this short introduction to see how I work, what to expect, and whether mediation feels right for you.
Online Mediation Services
Divorce mediation is the core of my practice. I also mediate custody modifications and post-divorce questions, all of which work over video.
Meet Your Mediator
Divorce is overwhelming, but you don't have to navigate it alone. I'm Beth Carrier, a Certified Professional Mediator based in Boise, Idaho. I earned my CPM through the Idaho Mediation Association, I belong to the Association for Conflict Resolution, and I sit on the Idaho Supreme Court child custody roster.
I am not an attorney and I do not give legal advice. Mediation is the only work I do. At PivotPoint Resolutions, I mediate divorce in person at my downtown Boise office and online across the country, along with custody modifications and post-divorce questions. My approach is straightforward and compassionate, helping you protect what matters most: your children, your future, and your peace of mind.
Why Choose Online Mediation?
Why Choose Online Mediation with PivotPoint Resolutions™?
There is real value in being in the same room, and when possible, I consider in-person mediation the gold standard. But for many couples, that simply isn’t an option.
Here is what video actually makes easier.
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You do not have to be in the same room. Separate homes, separate cities, separate states. Many couples join from their own screens.
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Scheduling stops being the obstacle. Evenings work. Split time zones work. No one takes a day off.
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No need to visit a mediation office in your own community. For couples who value privacy and discretion, that can be an important benefit.
No travel, no sitter, no time off work. The cost of getting there stops being part of the decision.
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Distance can lower the temperature. Some couples find it easier to stay calm when they are not managing each other's body language across a table.
Online mediation compared
with a litigated divorce
Litigated divorce | Online mediation | |
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Where it happens | Your county courthouse | Anywhere with a private room and a connection |
Who decides | A judge | The two of you |
Professionals involved | Two attorneys, plus experts | One neutral mediator |
Cost | Billable hours on both sides | Flat fee, known upfront |
Scheduling | The court's calendar | Evenings and split time zones both work |
Privacy | Public record | Confidential |
Travel | Repeated in-person appearances | None |
What Working Together Online Looks Like
Step 1: Free 30-minute consultation
30 minutes by video, no charge, no obligation. Start separately or together — both are normal. That first conversation is where I learn your situation and explain how mediation works.
Step 2: You gather your paperwork
Income, accounts, debts, property, retirement. I will send you the list before we meet, so our time is spent on making agreements, not hunting for documents.
Step 3: Online sessions,
2 hours at a time
2 hours at a time I guide you throught the topics: the parenting schedule, the house, support, taxes. Just like we do with in-person meetings
Step 4: Your Memorandum of Understanding
I write up all the agreements the two of you make in plain language, ready for your signatures and filing with the court.
What Clients Are Saying
Divorce is deeply personal, and we take our clients’ privacy seriously. Some clients have generously chosen to share their experiences publicly, while others prefer to remain private. We also share real, anonymized messages and emails from clients — always with their permission.
*Shared with permission. Names and identifying details changed to protect client privacy.
Best Value
Streamlined Divorce Package
3,500
Ideal for couples with straightforward cases that do not involve children, spousal support, retirement accounts, inheritances, business ownership, rental properties, or family trusts.
Flexible Scheduling (in-person and online options)
Division of Assets and Debts
Assistance Completing State Divorce Forms
Drafted Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Spousal Support Calculations (if applicable)
Legal & Financial Professional Consults (Optional Add-On)
Best Value
Co-Parenting Foundations Package
5,000
For couples with children who need to create a parenting plan but do not have complex financial matters like spousal support, business ownership, retirement division, or property/inheritance disputes.
Flexible Scheduling (in-person and online options)
Child Support Calculations
Child-Focused Parenting Plan
Asset and Debt Division
Holiday Schedule
Tax Implications
Final MOU tailored for legal review and filing
Legal & Financial professional consults (Optional Add On)
Best Value
Complex Divorce Package
7,000
Complex divorce cases involving multiple financial & parenting challenges. For couples navigating custody issues, division of significant assets, spousal support, family trusts or high-value property.
All items included in the Co-Parenting Foundations Package
Division of High-Value Assets
Spousal Support (if applicable)
Valuation and Division of Business Interests
Tax Considerations
Legal & Financial Professional Consults (Optional Add-On)
Flat-Fee Packages — Choose What Fits Your Situation
Unlike litigation, you'll know your package price before we begin — so you can focus on your future, not an unknown price tag. Your package includes a set number of sessions; if a couple gets stuck and needs an extra session, that's an additional fee — never a surprise, and always discussed and agreed before any extra work.
Insights & Resources
Guidance for Every Step of the Journey
Helpful and easy-to-read articles on divorce, custody, and co-parenting
Have Questions About Mediation?
Divorce and custody decisions can be overwhelming, and it's natural to have questions. PivotPoint Resolutions™ answers the most common concerns about divorce mediation, custody modifications, post-divorce issues, family conflict mediation, and more.
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