A New Way to Mediate
The goal is not only to make divorce less expensive, it is to make sure the money being spent is moving your family toward resolution.
Divorce costs can grow far beyond the initial retainer
“I spent $155,000 on my divorce. I had to lose an incredible interest rate and refinance my house to afford it. The crazy thing is, we’re a low-middle class family. We had no right to spend that much money on something like this.”
“By the time the process was over, I could have paid my attorney’s entire salary. The firm ended up putting a lien on my house because I couldn’t afford the bill.”
“My brother spent $200,000 on his divorce. That’s tuition for all of his kids, gone.”
Traditional, Attorney-Led Divorce
— Generally requires a retainer of $5,000+
— Attorneys typically bill hourly against the retainer
— Additional deposits may be required as funds are used
— Each party and legal team separately gathers, reviews, and exchanges information
— Costs can continue growing while information is exchanged and issues remain disputed
The Fitz & Morri Method
— $3,000 per person
— Fixed price through mediation & eight hours of prepared negotiation
— Payments tied to defined milestones & deliverables
— One coordinated process for gathering information and identifying decisions
— Designed to help the parties prepare and resolve issues before filing uncontested documents
Fitz & Morri cannot guarantee the cost of your dispute.
Our process is designed to create structure earlier—before every missing document, unanswered question, and unresolved decision becomes additional professional time.