ONLINE, IN-PERSON & HYBRID OPTIONS
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.
Valid until canceled
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.
Valid until canceled
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.
Valid until canceled
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)
Divorce Mediation Cost
Book a FREE Consultation to find out which package fits your needs.
Why the prices are on the page?
When I was going through my own divorce, I was about to become a single mom with two little kids, and I was terrified. I thought the only way through it was to hire an attorney, so I started calling around — and every one of them gave me an hourly rate. I'd ask what that actually ended up to, and no one could tell me. They didn't know. Facing the most stressful moment of my life without any idea what it would cost was the scariest part. That's why I charge a flat fee and publish it right here on this page.
I am Beth Carrier, a Certified Professional Mediator credentialed through the Idaho Mediation Association, a member of the Association for Conflict Resolution, and I sit on the Idaho Supreme Court child custody roster.
You Don't Have to Turn Your Divorce Into a War
Mediation gives you a number you can plan around, and litigation does not.
What a flat fee means here
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You agree the number before the first working session, and it is the number you pay
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Emails, scheduling and short questions between sessions are included
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A session that runs long does not cost you more
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2 people, 1 bill, usually split down the middle
What hourly billing usually means
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2 attorneys, 2 retainers, 2 sets of hourly rates
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Every call, letter and email is billable on both sides
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In adversarial situations, the opposing party can drag their feet and raise your bill
Neither of you can predict the final figure when you sign
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The longer the disagreement runs, the more both of you pay
What the fee covers, and what it does not
Included in every package: all mediation sessions in your package, preparation and document review between sessions, the drafting of your Memorandum of Understanding, and my time answering your questions along the way.
Paid separately, and never to me:
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Court filing fees, which go to the court, not to this office ⚠️
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(Optional) An attorney's review of your Memorandum of Understanding before filing
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Appraisers, business valuators, accountants or financial planners, when your situation calls for one
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Additional sessions beyond your package, which are agreed with you in advance, never billed after the fact
I do not give legal advice. If you need legal advice during mediation, I may suggest that you consult with an attorney, get the guidance you need, and then come back to the mediation so we can continue working together.