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Located in Newport Beach, CA, Divorce Mediation of California is a team of professionals, made up of attorneys, mental health professionals and accountants all highly skilled and experienced in handling all aspects of family law matters. For a flat fee, we can provide the guidance, information, and tools for you and your spouse (or former spouse) to reach an agreement between yourselves instead of litigating in court. Not only will you save significant money in fees, you will also have control over the outcome instead of placing the decision in the hands of a judge who has very little time to hear your case.
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369 San Miguel Dr #100, , 92660, Newport Beach, CA , United States
- (949) 333-9412
- lisa@divorcemediationca.com
- divorcemediationca.com
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