Best Mediation Service Mississauga Near Me

4worldlovers: Amicable Divorce Mediation Services is a full-service Divorce Mediation Firm. I am a divorce mediator, and I provide personal, flexible, end-to-end Separation Mediation & Divorce Services and customized packages to clients seeking an amicable separation or divorce in Toronto, and across the GTA. Most are looking for an expert to help with the drafting of a mediated, legally binding, Ontario Separation Agreement*.


Feel free to give me a call, I will do my best to answer all your questions. There’s no time limit, and it’s free of charge. I will explain how I can help you reduce the expenses related to your separation & divorce, how you can save time, and how you can reduce the stress associated with separation and divorce. Choosing the right mediator is an important step in helping your reach positive solutions to your issues. Make sure you select an experienced, accredited, certified mediator to assist you. Instead of trusting your personal information to a whole group of people, let one skilled, accredited, and certified person handle your case from the first phone call to the hand-delivery of your final documents. I can help you see eye to eye again, find some common ground, and let you both walk away feeling okay about the decisions you’ve made.

Carolyn Gille is an experienced Accredited Family Mediator (OAFM), a Certified Specialist in Family Mediation (FDRIO), a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (IDFA), and has a BSc in Child Developmental Psychology. She is skilled at guiding clients through the negotiation process in the areas of Net Family Property Division & Equalization, and Child & Spousal Support. She can also assist with Custody negotiations, Parenting Plans, Divorce Filing, and the creation of a Separation Agreement*.

It’s important to work with someone who has the correct qualifications when you work on the division of your finances, but it’s as important to work with someone who understands that your children come first. You can rest assured that my experience and accreditation, combined with my academic background will allow me to guide you in the creation of a parenting plan that works for you both, while respecting the best interests of your whole family.

When a marriage ends, the equal contribution of each person to the marriage is recognized by law. The value of any kind of asset or debt that was acquired during the marriage, and still exists at separation is called Net Family Property. The NFP Statement shows what an equal division looks like. The payment made to ensure equal division of property is called an Equalization Payment.

Spousal Support is the amount of money paid by one spouse to the other after separation or divorce. Many factors may affect whether a spouse is entitled to support and how much support they should receive. Child Support is governed by Canadian law. The amount of child support is based on each parent’s income, the number of children, and residency arrangements.

A Parenting Plan is a written document that outlines how parents intend to raise their child after separation or divorce. It can include decisions about Custody and Residency, Healthcare, Education, Extracurricular Activities, Exchanges, Parenting Guidelines, Child-Parent Relationships, Childcare, and Travel. A Parenting Plan is especially helpful for parents with younger children.

For most people, going through the process of separation and divorce is a very emotional time. Even though you may agree to an amicable divorce, you might not agree about anything else. Talking to each other, and making mutually beneficial decisions regarding financial division, child & spousal support, and custody can be very difficult. Many couples are looking for a Separation Agreement. This process often goes more smoothly when a Separation Mediator is present.

4worldlovers: I am a Collaborative Lawyer, Mediator, Negotiator, Peacemaker and Litigator. During my many years of practice, I have seen first-hand the emotional and financial stress that a lengthy and hostile court cases have on all members of a family, particularly children. Because I knew there had to be a better way to help my clients minimize the stress of a separation, I received training in Collaborative Family Law and Mediation. I have found that these methods help families create quick, cost-effective and long-lasting solutions that work for their unique situation. When court is necessary, I help guide my clients through the challenges of the court process.

When you come to meet with me, we will discuss your situation and needs. I will advise you of the different process options and answer any questions you have.

Together we will assess the different options. If you want a less stressful process, Mediation or Collaborative may be worth considering. If those processes are not appropriate we will discuss negotiation or court.

Regardless of what process you select, I will provide you with practical and pragmatic advice to guide you through your chosen process.

Keeping in mind your needs and goals, I will provide you with advice and potential ways to resolve issues so you can reach a settlement.

To discuss how I can help you minimize the stress of your family law dispute, contact me to find out how I can help you solve your problem or resolve your dispute.

You and your spouse realize that you are the best at making decisions for your family but could use the support of a lawyer at your negotiations.

You want to maintain a positive relationship with your spouse now and in the future.

You want a less stressful process that allows you to put your children first, negotiate on a level playing field and decide what will work for your family.

You want to be guided through issues, legal principles and documents together.

4worldlovers: Mediation is a significant step in the life of any dispute. After sufficient information has been developed, the stakeholders meet with a trained mediator. The mediator’s role is to stimulate a dialogue designed to encourage incremental bargaining based upon an introspective evaluation of facts and evidence combined with litigation risk. A mediated resolution offers the parties valuable and intangible benefits such as certainty, control, and closure. A mediated resolution often offers the litigant the best possible outcome.


We strive to provide a process where all parties feel both comfortable, and engaged, allowing them to make important decisions about their case.

Michael Schmidt of Schmidt Mediation Group is pleased to welcome Peter Heisey to our team of Mediators.

Peter has worked as a lawyer in Ontario for over 40 years. He has been a certified specialist in civil litigation for more than 20 years. Upon his retirement from private practice this year, he is now available to mediate full-time.

4worldlovers:
Know your mediation options - schedule your free 15 minute consultation with an experienced mediator today!

I got really good advice to help me with my complex situation. My issues were solved without going to court and I'm very happy with the financial outcome. Thank you!

4worldlovers:
With over 25 years of litigation experience exclusively in the field of civil litigation, I have practiced both as plaintiff counsel, as well as in-house defence counsel for some of Canada's largest insurers.

I know both sides of a claim -- the needs and motivations of plaintiffs, as well as the business interests and concerns of defendants. And I have practiced from both sides, in hundreds of mediations, in both roles.

Let me put my unique experience and perspective to work for you.

Some mediators are active in nature -- vigorously highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each side's case, and aggressively working each party towards compromise. Others are more detached, ferrying offers and counteroffers between parties and content to simply insure all parties' positions are communicated.

I don't limit myself to any one style, communicating positions while at the same time listening, probing and working through the various parties' needs and interests to find a resolution that everyone at the table can agree upon.

It's the approach I appreciated when I represented my clients as a litigator, and I truly believe it is the best approach to maximize success.

Our legal system is designed around the idea that every party to a dispute will hire -- at considerable expense -- the best advocate it can afford to advocate for its interests. This battle is drawn out, uncertain and always expensive.