09/29/2026
If you and your spouse have decided to mediate your divorce, you have already chosen a path that keeps you in control of the outcome. Reaching an agreement, though, depends on how you prepare and how you participate.
Missing financial records, rigid expectations, hidden information, and conversations that keep circling back to old hurts are among the most common reasons mediation stalls. Most of these can be anticipated, and many can be addressed before they derail the process.
Recognizing these roadblocks early gives you a far better chance of keeping your mediation moving toward an agreement that works for your family
Mediation stalls when records are missing, expectations run high, or trust erodes. Learn the common roadblocks and how to keep your mediation on track.